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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-15
8ermilNtes.

Der 9iane oes Nn9ebers bon Cur
rot iit ct. Wfarie. DerleIbe berrietb ibn
aus Giferluht, neil 8eioe lid nm Die
@ant oefielbeu Mfao4ens beiparben.
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2onbon Shines, 6a6 lie iest, in 5ol9e
Oerltnberl6dnttei Seroerunsen Der @rs
better, Iid bebeutenoe 9ln3ableu bon
Hocomotiben aus Der Sdnei3 fontinen
lafen.
y 0ie MitsIieoer Der ganaoiIden
Me9ierun9 geben bic. -beltimnte gerfts
9eruna bas Der 9lufl6ub, ipelder ben
berurtbeiIten SeiIiern 5u She'll seiuorben
lift. burddus feins Sofnuag auf idlieB>
Iide 8egnabieuns einbesreife.
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tirslid auf leiieln eleganten 2anbbaule
maize Der Staot elm Wlittl9smabt, gu
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men, eingelaoen tuareit. Nfit iebr 3tpei@
felhafteni Suite befabl er, Elm @ef1enf
bon $500 neben ben Seller ieoer Dame
gu legeH. +l.a Nif.
*NlsI General Sherlnan iid i'm aifie :
rifaniiden @onluIatss @eb1ube in Sa>
nana befanb, fab er cine ereBe Wappe
bon cuba; er9trat atlf einen @tubl uno
be1ab fib Die &arte, mas mebre @ubaner,
bon oenen fid bisle i'm 3irtmer befan<
ben, beranlafte, Interchangeable 8li6e
aussntaui6en, nno anoere iif su3us
fiiftern, baB Der General beriud,e, einen
eeeigneten 8urlft 81 elmer 2anoun9 auf
guoa anssufiuben. gr ituoirte bic bette
StraBe nod Wfatan8as. @ ,.
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rem uno ibre 2aOung e-balten ODER abaes
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perqniiaen bes Yublifums. Scr. Ginc<
lair SoufeD bon Der 9tmerifanif1en
neutrality-suspicious. in Stem gorf Bat
bas 81 bes Columbus in elmer iebr eirls
fa6eH 8erbe6erun9 erfunben. gr idldgt
n1niid, anitatt Der 3iuei Ianaen, paral>
lelen Stangen einen runoen Sritt Dor,
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rem ebenio lei4t aufnimmt unb ben 8ers
tebr nidt beriperrt. S0nnte aud bier
ni9t fdaben!
Der Stem s9orf Sribune entnebmen
mir bas Solgeribe:
Sic union 9eague bon 8bilabelpbia
erbielt auf ibrer 9eitrisen idbrli9en
Sikung einen offi;ieIen 8eriHt bon
aHgeineinent Sntereiie, bon Dem cinige
S6eile eirten bebeutenben GinfiuB auf Die
YennlbIbania Nb9eorbneten gum Son.
areiIe ausiiben tueroen. Oie9eaaue aablt
iebt nabe5u 1900. Nfit9lieber unO bon
ortliHen patriotiidenGe ieIIl9aften iiber>
trifft ne tpebl feine in Besug auf gEObIs
itaHb, Sntelisena unb entfdieoenen t5d>
tiaen @influB. Gle bertritt itiebr, ais
irgen6 cine @inri9tun9 in 89iIabelpbia,
Die Sheen uno DIE 0fentIi1e Wteinuna
ni6t bIoB Der Stabt, fonbern bon Sem :
ipIbanien. Die Betniibungen ber9eague,
ben iebt beenbisten Sriee bur65ufibren,
geb6ren Der beiten 9eldidte elmer Stabt
an, ipelae fid elmer 1lnabbdn9igfeits,
SalIe bon 1776 mb ibrer llnionS 9eaaue
bon 1854 riibtnt. Sbr feines Saus an
8roaOitr., iuldes fiir3liG bonn 5euer
faIt bolitanfig 3erlt6rt tpuroe, lit iebt
a1n3lim iuie0er heraeIteIlt. 4cHjs
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SO. 499 8roabnap,
Ceesu WDrf.

Siefe Pidnos empfinsen ben bS6ften Preis In be
notwithstanding dber bic beiten Sobritate 2on6ons
paris', Geutf9Ianbs, Der Stdbte Rew Dort, RbiIas
Selpbia, Baltimore unb 8Otpn; sseafc bic SOISsRes
Soiae ami benz ameritanif9en Snititut IN
B0s- Sanf auf einaitSet fOlseMsen Sabten.1 -Issa
l1rfere 4ianOs entbaIten Sas Sarfen pebaI, ben
fran3Diif9en 9ampfer, ben perdrften 8os, pole els
ferne fabmeH aHs ale uobGrnen 8erbeiIeruneen.
SeSes Slsfirument Guf finf Sabre sAarantirt unS
serSennnter anfiitbt bes GERM s. 8. @ropeft e
fabtistrt Der cine prdtttf9e Grabrang BON aber IS
Sa5ren bat nne Der iber 1900 gianos feIb semadt
bat 1niers OrtbetIs befabt senssus, uuiere Sabris
tote BON t002OO Dollars btuissr gu uertaufen, aIs r
Genb cine anOere aabrt.. ND iuEa
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QRne. GprfeS

bat Elm bepdtrtes weittel far ie6e 9rt eejdmrfe,
Abeumattsmus, laietidlunBeH nab ane b6fe G6d6en.
ann Betfatf, bic rsn piegen Dentf9en tsteus EMPLOY
len pefben fam, ba e ieitlauggn snbren an biefge
Blaze asbraut porosn TT une a1par NIT grotem Grs
folg. Dlan IUenoe 59 an I'D Qsa-2 Na44
Nd. @ ortes,. tst}t
ll2Rorh Goaneeeiraee, uuterhaIbber Deutfden -
tgn1s Rstbobiitentir8s.
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To AsD vElRFIsERs, IN DETAIL !:
THE Rates WILL BE AS FOLLOWS
Announoenenss for Candidates.

FOR STATE OFFICERS, ~ $40 90
:, COUNTY 1000
. CITY - Isr1 "a q 5l.-ssssasp 1a,a. 5 90
Advertisements in the Special Column, first
tstne, rom Ito lines Sf00LeaeIa additional line
Is cents; subsequent Insertions 10 cents per line
Inr Local Column first time, from to lines,
gI00- each additional line, 30 cents; subsequent
Insertions, Is cents per line. - ~
Advertisements oil Benevolent enterprises
will be inserted in our paper free of charge.
half price.
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RafhpiIIe unb Gbattanoo 2iuie.
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tritt Die sroBen prinSipien, tpeIde benz
toDaIen 9lorben snm sieee sesen
bic 9 tesffion perHalfeu. sic
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fir Den nobeIn Gonares Der Ser. Staa<
ten, Der, bonn gcIte erpdbIt. aud bic
Gnfdteu OeS goIfts ousipridt.
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lid unseIesen fem IaifeH, Der uStaots>
3eituns" iiberaa gerbrsituns gu seben.
&C 1T cir nnternebmeu, ipeIdes bon
redNGiG bsnfeabeu Me6naern unteritikt
,perSsn 'hiastt. ilaS sSabrli6 bebarf
cine 8eituns lluteritIsung, Die es fd
CUR anfsabe madt, 2ODaIitat unb
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Griilamlt s. So,
apptbefer g. 8. 8. bes 9 rinsen@apOIeon
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er melt porsn3ieben 1T, angepd1bt, namentli9 in
Sdaer Don Ernltfranfb icrofiLoie Ipmpotii en-
St6rtlngen, @elbfut, notwithstanding iIiln Mpes
t1tIefgtett., Or peringt ben &Drper burd trdfttge
&eniguug bes @hltes MRb TT ais Elm Iei1tes bfibrs
iitteI ieHf su enrpfe bIen. Der &ettiefprip f4wdt
tneher ben Maser, nod bic Sdrme uno pirb bel teis
men &irfbern obne bic nfn6eFe Sd Goibteit uerwanot
@erbannfes i asaffill en- u. 3eItGA en-
bon Burin bu 8uilon,
2aures Der mesisinii9en atnbemie in Paris.
9iefes geiGmaGuoae greparatif rpirb pom ben erten
MersteR Srontreids un6 GngIan6S eesen ale 4ront=
Heiten Der 8erbauunsS 9Sertsaeuge oIs g0stra gle,
LANCE nlih idbmere geroauuug, BIdbunG, 2ebers u b
aen6ensltebet &C. nit grosfm GrfcIse anpesDaret.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-19
NATIONAL UNION REPUBLICAN, PLAN
OF RECONSTRUCTION.

Resolued By Me Sfna aud House Of Representatives. Of
ne Tnied MdtsJ America in Cngyess assembled, two
thirds 1t both hOutes coneuIrng,J That the following
article be proposed TO the Legislatures OF the several
Saes as an amendment to the Constitution Of the United
States which, when ratified by thrae-fourths OF said
Lsgisatuiea, shall be valid as part of the Constitution
ARrioLE- Ssciion l. All rorsons born or nsturalized
in the United Sates, and subject 10 this jurisdiron
thereof citizens Of the United States and Of the
State wherein thew reside. No State shall make en-
force any law which shall ahrdge the privileges or i'm
munies Of citizens Of the United stAtes. Nor shall any
state deprive any person Of iie liberty, or property
without due process Of law deny to any person with
IN It's jurisdiction the equal protection OF the laws.
SRorIos O. Representatives shall be apPOrioned among
the several States according to their respective numbers
counting tho whole number Of persons in each State
Guiding indians not taxed but Whenever the right to-
vote at any election fr electors Of President and Vco
President or for United States Representatives IN Congr s
executive and judicial officers, the members Of the
Legislature thereof Is denied to any OF the male nhab
tanS of such State, being wenyone years Of age, and
citizens OF the United States or 10 any way abridged tx
cept for participation in rebellion or other crime, the
lases representation therein shall be reduced in the
proportion which the number Of such male ezenH shall
leaT to tho whole number Of male citizens twenty NO
years of age In that State.
SECTION s. No person shall be Senator Representa-
tive in Congress- elecor Of President hold any Office
tyil or military, under the United States or undfrany
State, who having previously taken an oath as mcn
her Of Congress, officer Of tho United States
member Of any State Legislature an executive or
Judicial officer Of any State to support the Constitution
ui the United States, shall have engage IN nsurrection
rebellion against the same given aid comfort TO
the enemies thereof; but Congress may. by vote of
twO-thifds OF each house, remove such disability.
sl0TIoN The validity OF the public debt the United
AAtga authorized bv law including debts incurred for
lha payment Ct pensions and hounes for service In snip
pressing instruction or rebellion shall not be question:
ed, but neither thu United States any State shall
pay any debt obligation incurred In aid of in
surreclion rebellion against tho United States or
'Ain for the loss or emancipation Of any slave but all
tch debts, obligations and claims shall be held Illegal
mud void.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-19
FAoETIE.
what bar is that which often opens bu
never shutsf-a crowbar.

what bar is that which often opens bu,
never shutsf-a crowbar
A literary man on retiring into private life
said his connection with the press Ind thaw.
eu and resolved itself into adieui
"fou cruel manl' exclaimed Mrs. Jones.
my tears have no effect on you at all. u
wei drop them, my dear" said Jones'
Why are bankrupts more to be piticd than
idiotsS Because bankrupts are broken. while
idiots are only cracked.
What is the plural of cent? inquired n
schoolmaster. "Two centsr' shouted the
sharpest in the class
"Theo editor Of newspaper says that he
never dotted an "i' but once in his life. and
'hal was in fight with cotemporary
The earth is tender and kind mother to
tne husDandman; and yet at one season he
always harrows her bosom, and at another
plucks her ears.
A man lately inquired for letters at coun-
try post office, was told there was none, upon
winch he asked il there was not another
post office in the place.
II a man is detected in an attempt to take
PINT pot, is ii TO be proceeded against rs an
act OF felony, or simply regarded as "A strong
uesire Tor carrying out measureg
A dandy, wishing to be witty, accosted an
old Iag-man as follows:
You take all sorts of trumpery IN your
cart, don't your" -
"fesi jump in-jump inn
A wouldbe gentleman, the other day
called at the pOst-Office, and displayed lis
ignorance of natural history or the French
language, or both, by requesting to be sup.
piled with stamped antelope.
"And you have taken the tee-total pledge.
have YEP said somebody to an Irishman.
lnuade l have, and am not ashamed of il
aither."
And did not Paul tell Timothy to take
little wine for his stomach's sakeY''
so he did; but my name is not Timothy,
and there is nothing the matter with my
"
You have no children, madame" said the
particular proprietor of quiet house, before
letting a lady the hest apartments. "They
are III the cemetery, was the gloomy reply.
tear was attempted on the part of the
the agreement was signed, and the
next day the lady arrived with couple of
youngsters. 81 thought your children were
IN the cemetery" said the landlord. $50
hey were yesterday, SIR" was the reply,
placing few flowers on the grave of our
Iormer landlord, who was nervous, and TO
-ell the truth, so irritable that" 81 un-
ierstand, madam--l understand" said the
'nraged owner, "your children Killed him. "
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-19
journal ana statesman Timetable.
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
JULY I'd, 1866.
oatgnly e0rrsslsd lgllA epern ehanq!


TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR PHILADELPHIA
AT 30 minutes after 6 o'clock, morning.
At 10 minutes after o'clock, morning.
At 80 minutes after Q O'Clock, morning.
AT ! ] O'Clock, morning.
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 G o'clock, evening, Sundays.
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
At 10 minutes after o'clock in the morning.
At 10 minutes after O'Clock, morning.
AT o'clock, morning.
At 30 minutes after ! 2 o'clock, noon.
At 3 O'clock afternoon.
AT 30 minutes after O'Clock, afternoon.
At o'clock, evening.
At 30 minutes after II o'clock, night.
AT 10 minutes after 4 O'Clock, morning, Sundays.
At 30 minutes after IL O'Clock, night, Sundays
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGToN FOR NRw CASTLE.
AT % minutes before | ! o'clock, morning.
At O'Clock, afternoon.
At % minuteq before 8 O'Clock, evening.
TRAINS LEAVE Nav CAsrLE FOR WILMINdToN
At 80 minutes after o'clock, morning.
At minutes after 8 o'clock, morning,
At 30 minutes after o'clock, afternoon.
STEAMBOAT ARIEL.
Leaves Wilmington at o'clock morning.
Leaves Chester Mt 10 minutes after 8, morning,
Leaves PHILADELPHIA at 2 afternoon.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-19
TO OONsUMPTIVEs.

The advertiser, batlng been restored to health 10 few
weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered for
several years with severe lung Affection and that dread
disease Gonsnmption-is anxious to make known 10 8
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
10 all who desire IT, he will send copy fths preserp.
lon used lTsa OF eharge with the directions for prepAr.
ing aud using the same which they will hnd sUiR Gu
tor Consuapon, AshRd, BroHef lis Coughs Coldi and
az Throat aud Lung Affections. The only object OF the
afflicted, and spread information which he conceiyss 10
be Invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will Try His
remedy, as 1t viii cost them nothing aud may prove
blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription, FRER by return all
VIII please address kRv. EDWARD A. WILSON
dee2s-wlv WilliamsburEh. Kings Co, New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-19
s.H. CRITTENDEN & CO.,
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof Edward D. Porter, Principal.
SESSIONS-l966.

The buildings and grounds have been placed in com
pele order and hlled up with furniture especially
Rooms furnished the Oldest boys ns in CoIlsgo
school roon. VI "
The Course Of instruction is thorough and praetIe
designed to at our young admission to our best
Colleges, or for the active duties Of the farm shop or
counting house. 'F "
By the lihsralty Of the Board Trustees the Academy
s with library uf volumes and one q
% me ~, .9egtons Of Chemical and Philosophical aPpa.
acquiring complete Scientific and Mathematical eduea
ton on lAf superior to most schools In country
me Lost Teachers will be employed and no labor
spared TO secure the proper moral mental and physical
uahlhs OF the young men entrusted his care Terms
mouerate' For circulars and information address,
EDWARD u. PORTER,
Newark. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-19

TELEGRAPH IN SIAM.-Rev. Dr. Dean, of
the American Baptist Mission, in Bangok,
Siam, communicates the intelligence in a
recent letter that a representative from Brit
ish India has concluded stipulations with the
Siamese government, arranging for the pas
sage of telegraphic line from India through
Siam to China, the line to be in working
order in three years. The plan proposed is
10 have the line from Burmah to Singapore,
passing through the western boarders of
Siam, and branch from it at Quedah or that
vicinity TO Bangok, the capital. Siam is
&c,, and with the enlightened and enterpris-
ing sovereign now on the throne, great
things may he expected of that remote king
dom. No part of the eastern world is making
50 rapid strides toward the cultivation OF
The arts and mechanics OF civilized life as
Siam,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-19

NEBRASKA ELEcTIoN-REPUBLICAN TRI-
UMPH.-The annual election in Nebraska
for both Territorial and State officers and
for Delegate and Representative in Congress
in view of the early admission of the State
took place on the 18th instant A despatch
to the Chicago Republican says-The Repub-
licans carry the election by fully five hundred
majority, and have majorities in both the
Territorial and State Legislatures. The
candidates elected are: T. M. Marquette, Ter
ritorial Delegate TO the Fortieth Congress;
Mr.. M. is State Representative elect, whom
we hope will be admitted to a seat in the
Thirty-ninth Congress); Major John Tale,
Representative TO the Fortieth Congress;
John Gillespie, Auditor; Augustus Kountze,
Treasurer. r. s. Knox, Librarian. The
Senators and Representatives elect are gen
orally the same for the Territorial and State
Legislatures, and tho Legislature being Re
lican, insures the ratification of the Consti-
tutional amendment, should Congress admit
us as State.
Great faith is felt here that both Nebraska
and Colorado will be admitted next winter.
Our canvass was made on the Constitutional
amendment, and somewhat more than ten
thousand votes have been polled, sufficient,
it would seem, TO entitlc us to place in the
Union.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-19

A MODEST MANA young man, having
entertained tender passion for n young
woman, felt such insurmOuntable diffidence
as to prevent his ever disclosing the same
10 the fair empress of his heart and resolved
to use an eXpedient, which would bring
the business TO an issue lie went to the
parish clerk, and requested that the bans of
marriage might be published. When the
publication was brought to the young wo-
mans ears, she was filled with astonishment
and went to him for resentment. He bore
the sally with fortitude, observing that if she
did not think proper to have HIM, she could
just go TO the church and forbid the bans.
After moments pause, she took counsel
with her anger, and said: "As it had been
done, it is pity that the fee should be
thrown awayrH
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-19
AGuEi CHILLs AND FEVER. A0UL !
WARRANTED TO CURE
DIR. .SLMNS'
VEGETABLE AGUE KILLER

WIN positively every case OF Chills and Fever
aud has never failed IN any nstsnee seldom more than
one chi or shake after its USE and generally we'll in
from four 10 fourteen days. Contains NO oUfNINE or
other Injurious Ingredients. Price ONE DOLLAR per
box by mail, $I.2j Prepared only by
DIR. J. sIMMs & son,
Fourth and King Streets wi mington, Dal
Sold by John,on. Holloway Cowden, PHILADELPHIA; /;
d. r. Burton and Cowgirl Sou, Dover W. Denney
Smyrna; T. y. HammeIsley, J. Y. Foulk, Milford; w m
W. G. Brooks Chrisana, and by dealers and store keep
ers generally. septa5 On
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-19

A CoLoRED CoVPLE REMARRIEp by THE
MAYoh-Two colored people named zad-
dock Loving and Lefty Ann Bates, formerly
resident of Macon, Georgia, called at the
Mayors Office on Saturday, and desired to
be united in the bonds of matrimony. The
parties were married, while in slavery, long
before the war; but desired to be remarked,
while enjoying a state of freedom. The
ceremony was duly performed by his Honor,
before large crowd of witnesses, constitu-
Ing nearly all the officials about the City
Hall.-N, ]. Tribune.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-19
THE ooNEEssloEs ZEE Il AMP ExPEnI-

Published for the benefit and as CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous De-
hlty Pramature Decay Of Manhood, 61, supplying al
the same time THE MRASs OF sELP-CuRs By one ahO
has cured himself after undergoing considerable ouaee
~ BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope ripgie
copies, free OF charge, may bs had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ
iAn26-l ly brooklyn, Klngs, Co.. NJ Y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-19

THE ELECTIONS for Members of Congress
on Tuesday week, resulted in gain of one
member to the Republicans. They increased
their strength two in Pennsylvania, lost one
in Ohio and held their own in Indiana (carry-
ing Voorhees, old district by 600 majority
and Iowa. The representatives 10 the For
tieth Congress, as far as chosen are polti-
cally divided as follows:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-19

THE REASON WHY A FAMILY CANNOT BE
SuPPoRTED.-The Philadelphia Ledger says:
"A man with largo family was recently
complaining of the difficulty he had in sun
porting them ALL and was told by friend
that he "had sons big enough to earn some
thing His answer was, "Yes, but they
are too big to work"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-19
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