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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
The EARM EsS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company Of she State

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of Delaware. g.
A4 toRIaISAL MILL CsRxn, &c.l H.
Ihls Company son.inussta oasr the people, o.
loss by Are on all descriptions Of property except ma
The Institution is commended by over 30 years sxps
Renee in and atsnon to the subject OF Mutual Insu.
rance lbsas the ars to Introduces the prseigie into
ayers have been enabled 70 adjust and discriminate
between the different varieties Of property as 10 rem
der the membership among the most Acquitable In
character of the numerous Insurance Companies pre-
scented to tho public s..
have been prompt ana liberal that in rs years bus
ness and losses reaching over 800 900, net sngle
case CATION has occurred and scarcely one with.
out entire sitisfaetion to the parties insured
Looking moreio the safety than to the number and
sands OF Dollars Of Insurance. either As requiring too
great amount in single risk offering unit OBJ
eots Insurance forthe character of the institution
this manneri 10 conceived u has the safest aud
most select hstlo tnsurances, In proportion to the
Company within reasonable range.
evidence OF this, has not only reduced the rate
ofnsuranoe at all times moderate ons-siyth, daring
he last Two Yeas but Il presents now clear surplus
fund Of as security against any on
Certificates the balances due to each member. now
being issued win be paying interest to them from Jan
| making stiii Naturalization.
Il commenced the year 1852 with real profession
| Surplus Fund $1,000
Transportation. soO,oOO
| sueh hey ought to patroRiIs IT,
| Prssidsnl-JEssBR SHARPE.
| Secretary and Trsasursr-RoBsRr MoOABb, N. D.
DIRECTORS;
| Eli Wilson, Brandywine Id. James Daiapiain
| ehristiana Id; James Webb, Samuel Barr, b.. g
slotsenburg and Jessov sharpe Wilmington Hd.; Rob
ert MoCabe, Mill Creek I'D John y. Williamson
white Clay. Creek nd 1sorss o. Tybout, New Castle
| Id; Curtis b. Ellison, Psnexder HID John o. Clark
| Red Lon, lid DIR. WIN. Cumnlus, SMYRNA Thoma
Murphy, st. Georges Hd.j Charles T. Fleming. Pete
r. causey, Milford }. P Conisgys. Dover; Charles TUT
| nell, Georgetown.
Eli Wilson, Brandy wine, Hdy Robert McCabe, NIL
Creek Hid James DsisplAll, christiana Id john ?
Pancader I'D; Red Lion, st, Georges, and Appoquini
mink Hundreds; Joseph G 9rimth. smyrnA Jams
CriPpsn, New Castle I'd; Charles 7. flsmming, NJ
| Dover
Communications general business addressed to th
undarslgnsd wmin gton, will receive In sdiate att Of
| ton ROBERT McCABE, NJ D.,
Juy2i Secretary.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
AkAn AWARD

will nay $500 to Proprietor any Med Gin sthat
can show greater number of gsnuins CertihoAtes of
cures effected by 1t near the whersit is made,
Dyspepsia, Liver ComplaiLt, Bloody tlux, DiArrhaa,
Typhoid kemiltent, lnteimittsnt and Blous feyers,
ReVe and Ague, UhUlera Morbus, tellow Jaundiee,
sarofaa, ku anng or Sore Legs, Dancer Abscess Nsp
stonaeh Chronio DiarrhoA. Piles, letter sesd Head,
ophnsmA, or f4lns Ehy-s kasss pecHiiar 20 eIild-
Ions 10 tue due course Of nature females, all venerA
diseAses aud all plants arising from i'm Blood
weak and dlsor cred state ofhe Stomach, Liver
Kidney, Uerti6ca ties of cures OF the Yellow Fever
MEXICO cAn also be tu rnished REMkNBER II 1t does
not cure the none w be refunded BY the proprietor
BENZ AMIN MIsHLEk,
=. u, corner Of Centrs Square
IaILa IL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
New Castle County Mutual Insurance
4. ..a.lt 49,. C0MPAN
OFFICE s.wILmINsrON lNsrIrurE.'
Corner Eighth and MarkctSts.,

corner H wfYLniss sH@ y psnhr Ia.
ms r B., on sT Pm Nsfss ysrcs:
the saiest and sxpsFsnee 80 fsr he. proved 4 TO y
although thi Institution has bean but
stenes OF nsurers will eonpafs tayorably With
haya been srsmy ssd al have been
burned out attest The object has been to secure
Eoodist safe risks rather than to the Of
ability ofsnkins tbs Cash ospitaiin ease heavy dis
DIREoroRs rHr
son. 9aSss SiSss 4ssns
glementB. smyth, John CechrAh, Inward T. Beiiah,
Brandy wine d.-kdw ard srias y Cloud Eiott
Christians Hd.--JAmss Riddle, q
New Castle Hd.--John 0uyer.
white CLAY Greek Id ,.Abraham shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President
9. .. sNIrn, Secretary and Treasurer,
Hr0ace hoursfrom p to I, and from otos
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

Nervoua Aueclions and General De bihty not gen
srAlly loo led al disease and persons suffering
from these complaints often with contempt
Bat many persons die annually from Nervous Alice.
lions. Like inioss Of Appetite, Nervous AneciionR
ways springs rom il the RESULT of other diseases
Persuns sunerinR from OF the many kinds
vous diseases shol Mishler's Bitters Let them
commsnce with vine glass full three times every
day and they VIII soon hnd their relaxed nerves
stency and yigor. appetite digestion i'm
proving, aud In fact thorough renovation and re.
cuperation ofthe whole system Mishler's Btters re-
move the cause, brace up and inyiserate the Whole
diseases. ar fif -i't| f
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

Messrs A. Aiken a Co., Agents for Dr. Msnler'a
Medicinal Herr Bitters; DEAR sIRs--l have hutfered
for the ntesn months with attack OF dyb.
pep4 and gsuerAl desty and have spent grest deal
OF money for narent medicine and must say la Jus
ne. IL your Btters That tins hrst bottle took did
more 40 ID IN an eli the uedIc,ns,l before took
now upon ny fourth bottle and hope By the time
unisl II will be perfectly well via be PLEASED to
medic ne hsi don- for me. Kssp, .ru,ly Yours,
MA,,sARAh HUI afe rson St, bstn % and Sd,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
WHAT THEY WILL cuRK.

.Mishlef Hero sttsr- are gu.faateed to cure
pepsis Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague intermittent
henitoat and typhoid fevera Loss Vi Appetite, Nsr
voas Adections acnsr u ueUlity, Weakness caused
NJ excess. imprudsnes or exposure Coughs and Colds
kheuinshsm, Dlarrho1 Cholera Morbus. Cramp iathe
fula, Ulcers, etc. -
ol' brand ofthsse Bittsssis prepared with especial
fsrsucs TO tue cureof Vonera Diseases, and they
The most Elm cioas remedy known. They aso rencye
all DISTRACTIONS u tbs regular OF nature 10 o.
males, and the various complaints attendant
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

lGlLE16AEt1
AND
Comm g rcial Institute,
S.W. Cor. Sd and Market Sts., Up Stairs,
Entrance Third stresL)
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
THE whole of the Second and Fourth Stories OF Ola
Elel = building has been fitted up and occupied by the
Institute, which will open for the winter season. Com.
menCing Monday, October 9Th, 1885, and ending May
ls 1850, during which period 1t win be open daily,
Saturdays and Sundays excepted) nom 3 IN, To Il
NJ aud from to . +. Nj. On Monday, Tuesday, Thurs
day aii Friday evenings it viii be open from 7tos
The services Of an iomplished plain aud Ornamental
penman have been ~ cured, to teach
PENMANSHIP
IN all Its branches he has bat few equals
in this beautiful Art.
Facilities for acquiring complete Mercantile educA.
uon. such an before offered 10 the public
oil Wilmington, consisting Of angle aud Double sutry
BOOK KEEPING,
banking, Exchange Insurance. steamboatins, Commits
sion and Joint stock Oomplnys Business, Commercial
Forms and Calculations etc etc.
In tue Telegraph department every advantage that
can be had In any office Is Afforded persons DESTROYS
learning
TELEGRAPHlNG
of the most pleasant and lucrative poymeHts that
can be pursued Tn rebuilding and bAidii of old
and nav Lines, throughout the Northern and Southern
States the large and const increase Of business
caused demand for operators that the old method OF
| Learning iuinadequate to supply
| TERMS.
Invariably iu advance to be paid at time Of entrance
dise 1unt OF twenty per to ladies' For fuTth
| o. particulars Inquire at the Institute.
eur The FuDno invited visit the Institute an
examine the various departments oct Off
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
UPHOLsTER n.

UPHOLSTERY
Bprin Hair and Husk MAttressss SO hand uo..n
holster done with prom ptnsss. ""aaouP
UNDERTAKING.
We are the agent fFiskis Metallic BurtalO...,.,
state q Delaware Same style used for the Bur u,
Olay, Webster and other of st emf man OF
Cloth, Mahogany and NalnGt Cofhns siwa,s an h..,
Funerals superintendent personally by one Of Tie arn
Oabnet naasrs Atersls hair cloth, Vsneers ysrp,.h
GsS, A. Phsdelpha Prices furnished TO The trsds
81 Wilmington Del. ne sUoyeotb
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

diseases OF the skin numerous aud with but one
or two exceptions all be traced to mpuriy Of The
bleod. In many persons this lmpury 10 born In the
system while others acquire IL through Improper treat
meat Of socret dceseJ Under this head may be cassed
1st boRnPuLA.-ro cure this dreadful complaint 1t
IL necossary that the blood should ghy pur
ned all ne orxaas ofthe body broaght nto healthy
invigoratinE tones. We fere emphaticAly asaert,
without the feat Of contradiction, that MiahlsIs Bit
erswl cure all kinds of sorouous diseases. 1t pur
nssthe blood Il strensthens the Internal organs and
stimulent and 'onic and II will cure sorotnla,
"a, RUNNING SORES AND ULcERs.
4th: PiMPLRs AND BLoToHEs-Pimplss and
Blotehes on the skin AwAys u sign Of Impure
blood Although never dangerous, except In cases of
oArhunoic rs they are very dssrreesble Often we will
great bletehes and pimplss. The Of Mishers Bit
ters will force these rruptiors to be dischAr
through the natural ehanasl aad thus all kinds
OF ptmptes aud blotehes. Ladies' who desire fair
mind,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

Msssrs. A. Aitken a Go !, Agents for DR.. Mishlsr's
Medicinal BitterB GkSrs.-I nave been troubled for
me time With severe and cold and taken
Induced by psrsoas who had tried yoar Celebrated
Nj hler'a Bitsrsl to give II trial. have so
and say truthfally and cheertuy shat 1t Ia doin
me moro good than any medicine have yet taken. 4
have taken hve bottles, and shall eoptiuus on nntA
ana entirely tsstorsi, Very RsApeotiuly yours "a,
MONTHS II, ANDEHa0S
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

will pay TO any Doctor member Of the Medical
Fraternity, the Of SO0 for any Uompo that pos
eesses and curative power than
Misalsra Aerb 3itters. b. AISHLER, Proprietor.
=, Il. Cornsrof Centre Square.
LAncaH ,er, Pa,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

will DAY 800 HewArd for the discovery of AMI sd-
anAl prepAra ion that can cure greater variety of
semplsints than Aishlsrs Herb Bite =.
b. MISHLkR, Proprietor,
3. L. Corner OF Cehtre Square,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

FAe in gre used in compoundiu Mishisrs Herb
Bters kept secret by the proprietor send for
circular add wlllsaru the medical perties Of
all the articles used its preparation also In the
10 yhieh they operate on the system. and much
other valuable information, II lou are afflicted With
disease nd Mshlsrs Herb Bitters
oArefay, profit by the hints II contains and
will bs place. On the sure road TO recovery,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
MIsHLER's BITTERs
WILL UURE
RuEUMArJsM-AOu or OHRONIu

MArtsM-AOUTE on CHRONIC.
RheunA ism Is generally founi affecting the joints,
although it often attacks the stomach heart and
elss generally caused bad state OF the blood,
which slogsed and unable TO circulate freely
aesumulatea in certain spot, becomes iRnamed and
produces great pain, with swelling
parts Affected ten beumac pains have their origin
In scToiuis tai which exists unknown in many per-
sons. To cure this compliant We must remove the
cause BY purifying the blood. Misblera Btters Is the
beat bio I'd puriaer in sxstsnce The 5pikenard, Soap
wort sasaaras, shu and large amount OF satsap-
aria, all pVssesssd of AtsrnAtsd qualities used In the
comp osition OF these Btterl, form compound snri-
vaedi tn history oil NArgRiA xEpoA blood puri.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
REMOVAL.

kEMuv al,
The Delaware Fire Insurance Company have removed
their Office from No. III to
No. 6O7 Market Street.
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGIsLATURE OF THE
l STATE OF DELAWARE, with Capital OF 8 10000.
The President and secretar receiving application tor
Insurance at their office Wilmington against loss by
Fire every description of buildings in general mer
ohRndze in port and their cargoes, household fur
ntuTe and other personal property also again ,iosso
nhandlZe and country produce.
of Insurance will bs favorable OF the
CoInpanesi In the cities of PhilAdepha or New York;.
injured may repose the 9llest in The
adjusted by the company.
Al the Annual Election held March 6tn the following
Stockholders elected Directors for tho
ing year. via; -
qserye Jonss, saml. y. Newin, EdW MolnAll,
Jos. Mend mali samuel lloyd, Geo, W. Bush.
Insurance be madefo any time than three
ii addition to the above mode Ipsurin the
petual effect perpetual Insurance Real Estate To ei
feet perpetual the becoming inaured
deposits in the once certain less)
according to the nature OF the risk the amount
be nsured-bu which can he withdrawn 81 any time BY
Per cent the amount deposited This method
believed to be much more TO the insured
than the fornerthe expenFe 10 about one-h A less and
there Ia renewing of the policy from time to time
Property that would be insured at 10 and46
cents 600, will be insured at 3k and per deposit
Persons fishing to insure their property wAntin gin
formation ~ the OF insurance Will apply to the
GEoReEJo President
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
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LAsoAsTRE, Nov. Sd, 1856.
Dr., M;sHLRR-Desr air.-Kuo ing that the Oholora,
wi:h Is dreadful rAvsges Is upon land, aud
knowins that medicine now ~ our country posssssss
ali diseases OF this Ind" as the tier
king, req YOU such sntity OF yeur
Btters would salt ali demands as assure you they
will bs invalu able remedy and will be hailed as
blessing by ali who viii use them.
Yours, respectfully, -
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

PLtMbfNG AND GAS FITTING
TIE bubseribersare now fully prepared to iii
"A all orders in their Ii of business with prompt
< meas, and stthe owestrates oonsistentwith true
A1e They Keep constantly on hand . fun supply o.
dsers Pendants Brackets Gas Stands AMI
Plain Globe Shades &c. latest styles and
We also prepared 70 put in the hest Pipes
for heating all descriptions OF buildings with steam.
the right for this State for Thatch
ers Force and LIT Pump the best ever made and viii
Having the sole agency for this state Of
ly celebrated patent Self Regulating Wind Engine. and
the Maryland Portable Gas Company Gas
Halter ourselves that facilities for introducing
country qw,eings both water and gas uneeualled We
the cspntr 70 these machina They the best in the
United states FOR the accomplishment of great desde
ratom Tor the country gentleman farmer other
% wit iu supply OF pure water all the house Il
parn ana an economical and beautiful light The Wind
ready az All times day or night q! there Is any wind
h9ut Tear or lavor to accomplish its tAsf
we Also, ~ preferred, put the Hydrau
lie Rams OF the most approved kinds.
prepared with the beat werkmen 10 attend to ali
shp, and house Plumbing and
copper and lined Bath Tubs basins htted
er not or cold water urnas patent closets Wash
fnyes plain and circulating shovsr Bahia; iron eas
sinksi Boston O2mpanys Gum Hose. Water Filtsrs-in
an IN our line, Of the most approved kind
Az desert psiona Of sheet Lead work At abort notics
rebeu TO our care, and desire to give
~ All oases to merit and receive public ps
No. sSsMARKET STREET. Abov Fifth ,u..t doer,o
s Hn T shas.rr fkHRIsa aAhRETT;
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

.Pttso afflicted tn Ahsumstsm should freely use
Hitterp,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

ADA u NSA
choap Hosiery, Gloves, FanoyGo
AND
Trim nm Ing Store
No 1O6 West Seventh
WILMINGTON. DEL.
wealth. Health and Beauty.
II to gain admitting eyes;
II to cause invidious sighs;
II to be blooming flower,
Fading, dying In an hour-BRAurIl
II to have q host offriends;
II for vice to make amends;
II with high-born blood to We'd
II marble stone whom dead-WEALTH.
II to live threescore and ten,
Wishing life as long again,
II to live lifs Of peace,
II to die amigo to greese-HEAlrH.
II you wish life Of pleasure,
II you value this worlds treasure,
II every comfort you would see,
Take my advice, AND WISE rHRHl.
Then having HrAIrH, WEALTH AND BrAurx,
You'll be prepared for every duty
By careful perusal Of DR. wnLIAn Youse's INV BOOK
THE MARRIAGE GUIDE, which should be read BY every
Sold by Booksellers eenerally nd at the Doctors
once, Me- 4le SPRUCE STREET, Philadelphia Price rs
oeno. auRB-
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-12-25
TERE TRUTH.

We now receiving a Stock of all kinds o
Goods and in addition TO our large Stock will
be receiving goods all this week. We will have one
of the most complete Stocks of Goods to be found
in Charlotte, to wit:
Dress &c ods, Delains, all Wool Delains,
Calicoes, Beached Domesics,
Cotton Flannel Wool Flannel,
Silks, black and colored; Ladies Cuffs,
Collars, Hair Coils, Head Netts, Hoop Skirts,
Corsetts, Kid Gloves, Mcrino Gl ,ves
Thread Silk Gloves, Shawls and Cloaks,
Hats and Caps Boots and Shoes,
ROCK ISLAND GOODS, large Stock,
Hardware, Corn Shelters, Mill Saws,
Wood and Hand Saws, Axes, Files, Iron,
Nails, Brads, Brace and Bits Augurs,
Every thing almost from Needle to the heaviest
Hardware. .... s
Call and examine Stock. We are Mecklen-
burg Boys, and will give you to understand that We
will sell, and don't intend to be out bv any one.
Come, save your money, and invest it where it will
do you some good, Give fair show. We thank
our friends for what they have done for u.s. and ask
them TO continue
GROCERIES of all kinds. except Whiskey.
BARRINGER, WOLFE CO.
Dec 10, 1866. -
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-12-25
IMPORTANT DEBATE.

An important debate took place 10 the q. S.
Senate last week, of which correspondent says:
"An extended debate took place on the bill
for the admission of Nebraska. MIR Sumner
strenuously opposed it the ground that the
State Constitution, adopted by the people of that
territory, did not confer negro suffrage. During
the course of the debate the status Of the South
ern States Was also discussed, when Mr Sumner
declared most positively that they should never
be admitted without negro suffrage, even if they
did adopt the constitutional amendment. To
this both the Ohio Senators, Messrs Wade and
Sherman, as positively replied that the adoption
of that amendment was the only condition that
should be imposed upon those States, and that,
upon their ratifying it, their Senators and Re-
presenfatires should be Immediately admitted.
Mr. Wade said they had offered this bargain
to rhe Sourh aud he, for one, should stick by it.
Mr. Sherman said the people of the North had
so understood it, aud would so abide by it
Both these Senators, however, declared that if
the South refused to accept it, it must be held
by the strong hand Of military force
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-12-25

SINGULAR CAUSE OF SUICIDE Some time
since it was announced that man at Titusvills,
Pennsylvania, committed suicide for the reason
that he bad discovered he wss his own grand.
father. Leaving dying statement, explaining
this singular circumstance, We will not attempt
to unravel it, but give his explanation Of the
mixed-up condition Of his kinsfoik 10 bis own
words He says: married widow who had
grown up daughter. My father visited our
house very often, fell in love with my step
daughter and married her. So my father be-
came my son 10 law, and my step daughtcr my
mother, because she was my fathers wife.-
Some time afterwards my wife bad son; he
was my fathers brother.in-law, and my uncle,
for he was the brother of my step:mother. My
fathers wife-i.e, my step daue6ter-had slss
a son; he was, of course, my brother, aud in the
meantime my grand child, for be was the son
of my daughter. My wife was my grandmother
because size was my mothers mother. was
my wife's husband and grandchild at the same
time And as the husband Of persons graad.
mother is his grandfather, / was my own grand
father. That this was strange condition Of
things must be confessed, but We can see no
possible reason why it should cause man to
commit suicide. r
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-12-25
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

/ A correspondent writing from Washington
city, says:
The position taken BY Thaddeus Stevens in
regard to the leaders in the late civil war, on
the part of the Confederate States, to wit--that
! they were beligerents-Dot traitors-is the same
which he has heretofore held. His entire poll
ey towards the South is governed by the as
sumption tha: in a civil war there is no treason;
that the Confederate States became alien and
hostile power, and that the Federal subdued y,
and now has all the rights of conquest over it.
Mr. Stevens is in small minority, however, on
this question. So be always was. Therefore,
there is nothing new, either 10 his position, or
in the fact that his party do not stand upon 1t.
The bill before the House, to which Mr.
Stevens objected, and which will certainly pass,
will simply prevent the escape OF any person
from The penalty of treason and rebellion, under
the provision of the act Of 1890, limiting the
time within which an action may be brought Tor
treason to three years after the alleged treason
able act.
MIR Stevens believes, as many do, and freely
declared to the House that one can be con-
vced Of treason for taking part in the rebellion.
He asserts that Jefferson Davis cannot be co.,
victed-that no one Can be convicted OF treason
under laws which do not exist at the time when
the alleged reasonable acts were committed.
L nave aSCeTtdIneC lFOtn autueutlc EOuTCcS
that Mr Davis will be brought to trial under the
Indictment for treason after the close of the
present term Of the United States Supreme
Court, probably 10 May next. --... ......
He will remain at Fortress Monroe till then
Therefore, until after the trial, there will be no
chance for his enlargement on bail or otherwise
He will either be acquitted or the jury will dis
agree. He will certainly not be convicted of
treason. Congress may, in anticipation Of The
results of trial at Richmond, before jury Of
that vicinage, pass some law to remove the case
to this city, and have him tried by the criminal
court Of this District, with rampant Radical
jury. a
1t is now settled by the Senate that the Dis
trict of Columbia shall be subjected to the first
experiment of universal and unrestricted negro
suffrage. The bili as it will pass, will disfran.
chiss all white persons who left the District for
tbs purpose of joining the Confederates. The
attempt to extend the right Of suffrage to fe-
males did not succeed; but some Senators de.
clared that it was to come very soon.
The amendment reported from the Committee
on Banking aud Currency tn the National Bank
act, restrict those banks in many PARTICULARS
They are required to redeem their issues at New
York ard at their own counters. No bank is to
be depository Of public money iu place
where there is sub-treasury. Fifteen millions
are to be taken pro rata from Northern banks
to be allotted for new banks in the South.
The House resolution to adjourn over two
weeks from the Goth instant, was passed.