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IMPORTANT, IF True -REcoHsTRrc-
TIoN Possible. The Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore SUI
says it is given ont that plan for
the reconstruction of the Southern
States has atlength been agreed upon
ny the Committee of Fifteen, which
meets the approval of all the recon-
structionists; that it will be presented
in both Houses in the early part of
this week, and that n thirds vote
OF both is confidently expected.
We are afraid that there is some
new wrong meditated. Else, why
claim two-thirds vote for the mca-
sure, rs if it were one which the Pre-
sident could not be expected to ap-
prove? -RicAmoud Dispach.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-20

Two OF the Southern Provisional
Governors, Messrs. Holden, of North
Carolina, and Hamilton, of Texas.
nave arrayed themselves against the
PRESIDENT. and espoused the radical
cause.
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authorities which respected tilelrown;

citizens only, and to transfer to the
United States those which respected
citizens of foreign or other Ststes--to
nakeSus several as to, ourselves, bnt
one as to all. others In the latter
case, then, constructions shonld lean
TO the general jurisdiction, if the
words will bear it; and in favor Of the
States in the former, if possible to beso
construed. And, indeed, between
citizens and citizens Of the same
State, and under their, own laws, I
know of but a single case in which n
jurisdiction is given to the General
Government. That is, when any
thing but gold or silver is made a
lawful tender. or the obligation of
contracts is any otherwise impaired.
The separate Legislatures had so often
abused that power, that the citizens
themselves chose to trust it to the
general rather than to their own sepa-
rate authorities. I'd. On every ques-
tion of construction, carry ourselves
back to the time when the Constitu-
ton was adopted, recollect the spirit
manifested in the debates, and in
stead of trying what meaning may
be squeezed out of the text, or in
vented against it, conform to the
probable one in which it was passed. ("
Again, in the same letter: .'Can it
be believed that, under the jealousies
prevailing against the Government,
at the adoption of the Constitution,
the States meant to surrender the
authority of preserving order, Of en-
forcing moral duties, and restraining
vice, within their own territory?''
10 John Holmes, april %, 1s2O,)
Jefferson wrote: can abstinence,
too, from this act of power, would
remove the jealousy excited by the
undertaking of Congress to regulate
this condition of the different de-
scriptions of men composing State.
This certainly is the exclusive right
OF every State, which nothing in the
Constitution has .aken from them
and given to the General Govern
ment Could Congress-, for example,
say that the non-freemen of Connecti-
cut should be freemen, or that they
shall not emigrate into any other
State?"
10 Robert J. Garnett February
II, 1929: "The best key for the
solution of questions of power be-
tween our Governments, is the fact
that every foreign and federal power
IS given to the Federal Government,
and to the States every power purely
domestic. l recollect but one in
stance of control vested in the Feds-
raj over the State authorities in a
matter purely domestic, which is that
OF metallic tenders. The Federal is,
IN truth, our foreign Government,
which department alone is taken from
the sovereignty of the separate
States"
No man has lived under the Go
vernment who has given the subject
more thought. or brought to it the
powers of clearer intellect, than
Thomas Jefferson, and as author of
the "Declaration of Independence, !"
copious writer on systems of Go
vernment, and for eight years the
chief administrator of the system, he
holds an historical attitude which en-
title his deliberate opinions, delivered
from the retirement of Monticello. to
great weight with oil parties at the
present day.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-20

Sweet Lips" is the pretty name OF the
princess in the fairy tale, and every lady
may be Princess Sweet Lips if she chooses
to use the fragrance-breathing Sozodont.
This rare essence Of innumerable aromatic
herbs removes every blemish from the
teeth, gives blush-rose tinge to the gums.
and renders the mouth as pure and fresh
aa an infant
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-20

The radicals in Congress are con-
sidering the propricty of robbing
Texas Of portion of her territory to
be held as a reservation for home
steals for colored soldiers.
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Coal IN FRANCE. The production
Of coal in France has greatly increased
during the past ten years. The pro-
duct in 1864 was Ill 900, 900 metrical
quintals; in 1865, liz, 100000.
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The steamship Gen. Barnes (of the
Willis Il Chisolm linc) made the
quickest trip of the season, between
Charleston and New York, leaving
the former city Oh Saturday evening,
and arriving in New York Monday
evening.
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Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, former
ly United States Senator from New
York, died at Binghampton on the
10th instant
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Two colored soldiers lately visited
the place of Mr.. Gregorie, in Christ
Church Parish, and, after insulting
him, fired two shots with pistol,
upon which Mr.. Gregorie gave them
the contents of q gun, which resulted
in the killing of one Of the negroes
Mr.. Gregorie was arrested by Col. f.
A. Mozlay, at Mount Pleasant, and at
night his house was attacked by a
crowd of negro soldiers, the house
plundered, his family ill treated, and
his daughter slightly injured.
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The SOUTHERN INSPECTION. Tho
orders given by the President to
Generals Stendman and Fullerton,
include M inspection of the Freed
mems Bureau, its management and
its usefulness, and its estimation by
the Southern people. This is to be
done outside of the Bureau, and
without consultation with its chief
officers. They will remain in the
South several weeks.
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Tsoca1 Ite11Ea.
E Mortsga ss5ss ans Convey snees OF sss.e.. Es.
tate for sale at this Office.

I Mortya8e;s and Convey snees OF sssses.. Es-
tate for sale ut this Office.
-->~~~.~o-o~--~r-.
roAsH.-Oar terms for subscription, ad-
avertising and Job work are cash. We hope
all parties will hear this in mind.
The BURNING OF CoLuMpIA.-An inter
esting account OF the 'tSack and Destrur-
ton Of the City of Columbia, s. c." l.as
jnst been issued, in pamphlet form, from
the Ph0rnfr steam power press. Orders
can be filed to any extent
: BOOK AND JOB PRINTINa.-Tlle RAguir
Office is now fully supplied with cards,
colored aud white paper, colored ink, wood
type. ETC., and is now in condition to exc
cute all manner of book and job printing
III the shortest possible time. Give us
call.
The sale advertised yesterday morning.
OF certain merchandise, in the case Of the
United States VS.. James G. Gibbes, was
closed, after few articles We're disposed of
by an lmprovised soldier-auctioneer. The
withdrawal Of the goods was owing to the
fact that there were so few bidders.
although there was q large number OF
persons in attendance. We presume the
matter will be adjusted.
CITY CLocK.--Wc venture again to urpe
upon our ''City Fathers" the subject of
city clock. The committee which has been
appointed in relation to an alarm bell we
nope will take the subject Of clock into
consideration. We believe that, with slight
exertlons, voluntary subscription could
be obtained to purchase n suitable clock
Tor public tower, either on the Southern
end OF the new market house, or at any
other central point in the city.
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OLD RESIDENTS RETuaNINa.-We are
highly gratified, almost daily, by the sight
Oh the faces OF former residents Of Colum-
bia and vicinity, who, having given other
sections trial, have returned to the cold
place" satisfied that they can get along as
wen-H not better than elsewhere.
Among these, we notice the familiar face
OF Robert Joyrer, Esq, who, after al alb
sence OF eight or ten years, returns to Co
lumbia, to make it his future residence: and
has commenced the erection OF a commo-
dlo'ls hotel, near the Charleston and Green
vile Depots.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is call
ed to the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the 6rst
time:
I. G. de Fontaine Carolinian.
y: A. Scott-Saw Mill to Rent.
Fisher Il Lowrance-Corn, &c.
Apply at this Office Puppies Lost.
w. &. Schultze 4 Bro.-Prints, &c.
Cor. Bull and Camden sts-Furniture.
7: J: Gibson-Florida Syrup
y. NJ: Price Venezuelan Land Company.
Furniture at private sale.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-03-24

RKpUcrlas OF THE PUBIc DERr.--I' IL
competed. from Official data. that since the
last annual report Of the rcrrtsry Of The
Treasury. 10 October lsH he hss reduced
The pubic debt $4,000 600, sod paid $40 /.
100000 currency and so 100000 coin in
,erss,. Ii addition 10 his he has paid the
current expenses s.d large amount Of re-
QUESTIONS from The War and Navy Depart
ments. IN brief. The public debt has bsen
reduced S29Or0 600. while there is 10 the
Treasury S47 500 0c0. 10 cola snd currea.
ey. more than Al The first named dsts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-03-24
NEW SKIRTS NOR 1865
Yhs Great Irven,ion Of The Age.
HOOP SKIRTS.

j. w. BRADIEYsS New Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC Cor dcuble) SPRING SKIRT
THIS INVENTION consists OF Duplex
|(nr two) Elliptic Pore Ref ned Steel Spri n q.
ing niously BRAIDED tightly and hymly iog~'h.
~. edge 10 edge. making the toughest. mn
flexible, elastic ann dnrrbir spring ever r-sd.
IThey seldom bead OF break. like the single
springs, snd consequently preserve their
perfect end beautiful shape more thsn twice
IS long - any single spring skirt that ever
hes nr csn BE- mace.
THE wonderful debility and great CON.
Tor, and pressure to any Lady wearing The
lDnplex Elliptic Skirt will b. exporter csd
psrtculsrly in 81 crowded Assemblies. Or
eras, Carrisgss r abroad Cars. Church Pswr
Arm Chnirs, for Prone made and Hou<a
Dsesr. az the Skirt can be folded when 10
use 20 occupy . smsll place - easily and
GO nveniensIy ~ . silk or muslin dress.
4 A Lsdy having enjoyed the pleasure. com
FORT and great convenience Of wearing ths
Daplsx E!lipnc See Sprirg Skir, for a
Single day will never ~ edwards Willingly
slsi<pense With their use. For Children
Misses and Young Lsdies they are superior
Ito al others
THE HOOPS ere covered With rls
double twisted thread and will wear t~ic'
.lss long a. the single vsrn covering which 4
B ueed on 81 single s'eeI hoop skirt'. Tn
(, Three bottom rode on every Skirt are SIS
DousIs Steel. and twice or double covrrs'
10 preven, the covering fran wes'irg Of
The rods when dragging down Stairs. sfen'
! stems. et~.. erc. which they ere consts nth
Isutj-ct 20 when IN use.
AlIere made Of she new and elegant cord
He'd ,spss and sre The hest quality 10 ever
part, giving 20 the wssses the most erseefn
md rerfee, Shspe possible, and srs unqnss
icnabiy the highest. mnst desirable. n m
nllsrabe and economical Skirt ever made.
II WEsrs, BRADLEY AIRY. PR"PfIE-oR
IN The Inveniisn. srd > LIE MANUFACTURERS
97 CHAnBsrs, snd ~ 81 REAnE STREETS
fNe~ York.
FOR SALE ~ 81 fret eirss Stores !
VI this Cry. nrd throughout 'hs Uai'sf S's'r
md Cansd., Havana r. Cabs. Mexlrc
Suu,h America and Inc West IT, 'ss.
y y-,-!nqrire 'rr the DaFlex Elic'ir g
donbIe) Sr-inc Skin. A. L 9
III Msrrh San. IS66-3m.
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p. = ,rraiic STATE 'ris..ss.l

= Is JAir.-Fred. Grave, q Hurt
IN -hns-y. IN Ibis eo,snty, was yester.
lcdged IN Jail on charge q grand
larceny. On searching his premises,
several hundred dollars woItl 81 dry
grds and groceries Wee found and
identified, a. belonging q Aessrs- II
Roll.ert and ErausIunsEiae. ascrchants
Of that place. lie had quite varied
assortment Of goods. and opened +;
sioretv dispose Of them. After hi
arrest he contested to the stealing II,
had pr yioasly borne M Iioncst repu
fatiun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-03-24

or Keep your feet dry. wear good shoes,
%ep them well stated win oi'. and Well
msnded. aud ,hso Y you ~ usforsu"sse
10 r-,a Cough or Cold. use Cne's
Cough Balssm to cure il. Il will do i ev,
ery time.
II il slso important that our sesders
should al know that Goes Dyspepsia Core
il reliable. md certain 10 cure The worst
cases Of Dyspepsip; spoonful day q
il will cnable the mos, confirmed dyspepsis
to ca, any thing he chooses without 'roubl'
Il, il an excellent remedy tor any disease o
81 the stomseh o. bowels
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NKw YoRx. March 90. The II,rsid's
Toronto special says pot V 'eP'F'sd 'ol
hsv- been discovered 70 blow up the dr. y
.hed and voluntSsss whils drilling.
large city se~er runs ua.sr the dri'i shed
uish ia entrance hnntred yards on. Re
rcr, ssys thsl barrels u powder are TO o.
r,llei up ,he sewer. aid when volunteers
met tor din IL me shed the whole are 20
he blown %. The sewer Is now guarded
day and night.
"a this eiy The central counei' Of Fen
las II Uaion square are 10 secret ses-
IsiLr; yesterday ns'hing q their proceed
lmrs we're given 10 he public. The fund
and rifles sts slili fl1wing 10 bo'h here and
II, the Sweeney headquarters, aud i y 70.
ported that ssms important features are
now in process 81 development.
/, is currently repslei 'hu OIahony
has w.ihin lev days sen, Of an exosd'
; lion OF 5 600 men to some point unknown
20 tine cubic.
Tss total strength Of Sxeensy's force. or
csnized into regiments snd hsralicns. u
/, 10 d.,e. j. given at $4,000. u i eow eta
: lied that before The month passes the nnm
I Der will be doubled.
I Contributions 81 money and munitions Q
war continue 10 pour into The treasury an
I. 81 iinanc~ Apartments " both branches
4 the Brotherhood.
+. "A Hers'd'sspecisl Toronto dispatch cay
= A dispatch from Oi.owa says thar bs'
i lery LETT thess fer Inc frontier on Saturday
! Oshes movements of troops 20 the front o.
reported FROM different points Inc o.
rsniz.ion Of ssw companies is going TO-
y wsrd with CREST activity. and the siar'
seems unsbsied.
2 Ever, body now believes the Fsniar
" mean = desperate sI,egs, 20 obtain Cans
= "a 20 use ~ b 80. aud very little d-pen'
euee i place. on the American Cover
.mer,'s professions Of observing nsu'rsi'i'
!, The authorities feel that they csn expect q
= svmpsshy from the United States. and mo
! help themselves II ;hey would maints
II peace.
o. Statements Oh w that 10 900 regulars a.
~ 1000 volunteers are urdsr srms. AMI Il
~ coo more volunteers are drilled and arme
g but not unser pay.
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A Safe government was ~ existence "
Rhode Issni. II wss objectionable g me
people, because poor white men we're mol
allowed 10 vote. Tbs pfople 81 ihr STATE,
wl,hout the co1Sen, Of the ruling covers
meat. or 'sn!z . new government. mo
elected Dur Governor. The President
Tsler reroenz a me cid State government
and rendered Unirsd Sia,rs troops % su-
tain !, sgsinsi Dou. D2rr's government
wss rrushed aud hs convicted ~ 'resson,
40, sgsin.s ~ United States. bp' sga'a''
ne S aie. Tn radical Republicans ~
now attempting oreEAc' The Dorr exrer'-
mrn, il The Southern States They orc
ns'uriag plsn III me lovsl negroes and
White ii corjenctien. 70 crgsnlzs new Sat-
government. in .hs sev1Fsl S4uthern Sia'er
sni atirmp,,c pu, ihrm into operation /
h-g doc. Jahnson will recoganlzs ne e
lissiat governments. us- ihe army % sn-tsiF
'i,hrm. s,c % In she Rhsde Island cass
h The cont about This thing IL, that the r.
I 5ubiicans undetermined 10 tsep the Unic'
divided. and, ia csrryinrsou, The determine
4. liio,.. ~iI probably revive civil sas sgs'n.
IN this state cf things. debt will increase
, isxes grow, public eredi, decline. 'he indus
: try and business ~ The ns,ion be psraly zst
and What tbens-Ind. Herald
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DEATH on Az OLo lSrfAsiAs Mr..
Gecrgs Cat, one 81 The old pioneers q
Southern Indiana. died a his residences IN
johnson township. Knox county, Iss Fri
day. Nj. G. was born in Kennedy. but
moved 10 Kpox county 10 his early youth
His age was sbou. 80 years lie service
'in,he war 81 1912. under the late Cspt
Berj v. Becker.
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rs.llE artrrsia--~ ~li ~ y rnAlr sar
4 ~. w .h- s-~psrr. ~
MONDAY AZ -srav ~ a~rii- 1876
.i- irm uruprrA. ~iusi~a ! l = aii~s irnHn
i.-p--, Dnl.oa- Caan'r Indnns. ssaie's-rs.A
nv 'hr i.~nrr nra Trts. I'D g.srsr 800
Rockrori 10 ! \ 3D.. euur.inira 90 srrt n
gDon ia-c. "a wiirf there err - -srY
scrrs ander cuitissiian tna ia Fear ~
~eres thereof h~4r- fr-i riass a. saaH fnnc,
halsnrr " thr $50 acres ali rsrf fin5erea
iant. There ~ catnm~tiaus two sf~w
brick huuse an tn firm nv -sArc is-
tsscsn and si.T.. cnnfsiniAr roam-- @na
n walled rrilar: ni.o ssr~~ hrn-~s iEr--
asrrs. s.arrhsrs is~n-r. srr'ne Arrsr- IA
Other onl huiidin~-; 'hfrr nre b. Ca fAassr.
fNa Irc farm dxrllisg- rith 81 hsiANs r.
on other psris o. chr irfnises- Ths -
valuable stock tam. an1 hs- hern as~d -
such Tor iAr lssl is yssrs. fne springs in-
'ersecf the ssrfrhl tracts q land l~l~aesns
10 TIE "a IN. rrnn,ng ssg~c.iiF rAnrrh rAs
rssiure isnde. TITS farm Will br ss.d Az
whole nr IN psrcels n suif purchasers.
IERMS-On- raj cr+h. and one hsf
ION Two years credit. ihe pmcnsser gitsrR
note with interest. srrursd by ns0rieaCe On
the premises.
The ulc<rsirned will $50 sells rrhse
lauciion on the same day and ~ ihe srne
place, he ssock OF 8 horses. 80 had " CT
lie. hogs. sheep. posl,ry. Aiso sesprr. n0r-
ling machine, corn cr0shrr. WAGONS. isrnsnr
luntensilr. bopsch0'd and kitchen isrnifrss.
provisions. end other articles 90 psrrcnsl
property too numernps 70 menfiCn.
1 TERMS or SALE-AIl 'esas snter
i've dollars each. an sums 0f 6ss dollars
and over credit Of II nonih<. me p1r-
chaser giving note viih interest,". ar sp-
proved security. wsisirg sslus-scr SOD 90
prsissmens lswe. JOHN OPEL
March "a, lef6-5w
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TA Washington special says
there are positive Indications that the
Administration Intends to support.Mr.
English. Democrat, for Governor 81
Connecticut. Secretary Wellcs has
declined writing q letter ia support 81
the. Republican nominees.
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BouEnEs To SSoLDVERs.- There Is
not mpch chafce for the passage o.
any law this session cqualizing houn-
tiesio sIie. soldiers who served IN the
late war for the srppresion Of the ~
bellion. II il estimated that il would
require about nine millions Of dollars
e. paw the soldiers who enlisted IN
1861, '62, aud 'G3 the same boanties
allowances, &C., - were paid thoss
who enlisted Subsequently
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survey Notice.

TvHE Undersigned will proceed with the
> County Surveyor Of Dubois county On
the "a day Of April. 1866, 10 run the lines
and determine The boundaries Of section No.
20 Town . south range Z west.
The intermediate lines will also b run and
the corners thereof established. persons
interested will please be present.
JOHN KONKEL.
March 10Th, iS66-3T
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&c Tie ypte on the incorporation
Question 10 jasper. has resulted III "a
vofnf tile incorporation. ~ 4 vote 81
aoont three - one We hope nov to
s.-e some IMPROVEMENT 10 orr streets
and Sidewalks AT present they are
q disgrace.
? Huntingburg is also IN incorpora-
ted toxin. Atrhe election there only
nine votes were cast againstit
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-03-24

TWllIiam l.. Scooi. Dcmocat,
was elected Mayor Of Erie. Pcnnsyl-
vaniaso Friday last, BY 1876 MAORI
". Erie has heretofore beena strong
Republican city.
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OsTA concurrent resolution TO adjourn
the pres<nt session Of Congress on Thurs
day. she--dsy o. May, passed the House on
Mond y BY yeas 50. nays "a.
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1.-THE Massachusetts, House o.
Representatives, by D vote Of ninety
to eighteen. refused to receive reso-
luton thanking the President for his
veto message.
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Henry Ward Beecher delivered an
address last evening in brooklyn,
sussainging The president's veto, ana.
takingthe ground that the Southern
States should be admmited without
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CyW~ are authorized 81 announce GHAs
". LnRY. s. o candidate Tor Justice - ~
Pace. Tor ilsII Township, :, the a pri
lection.
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Further delay. We welcome with
plcasugc all sucl, evider Cos Of good
sense and patriotism % the part Of
this Distinguished gentleman. who
l.as.so mary recent occasions. de-
served the condemnation of the con-
. seFvsiivc people Of the country. IN
these instances he has bravelv stem
med tire popular cnrrent ~ HE nssoci
ates. We bclieue he will iind the
public sentiment, at this time. 70 SCI
oyerwhelmin.lyin the. direction he
has tadeh. New York News. 2ist.
1.-THE City Council d Evansville
on Monday night, adopted 4 resaln
tion making eight hours . legal day.
WORK for all labor performed TOR thu
city.
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1FTnE LAWS FRMND. Tor April
has been received. 1t IL a'snperb No.
possessing rare literary merit. as well
~ splendid enrravings. Price only
50 50ta year: copies 81; ) copies
(and ore gratis) Slf Address Dea-
con & PeAgson. $40 Walnut st. Phil
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NrWe are susbo-izad q announce Nnhi
wHALEY. asa CO ndidste Tor Constable. ~
Hall Township. - The ApriI election
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Resolutions fasoring negro sul.
frage and condemning President
Jchnson's policy were introduced 10
the New Jersey Senate, and defeated
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ADMINISTRATORS NoTlcE

fDh4 y lolAA svNo NUA'~N
NOTICE Is hereby given that The undss-
~ siansd hhs bssn appointed fxsrr'"'
with ~.ll annexed. o. The estate q Gao kisi'
ner. iss ~ Dutuir county deceased. Ssls
estate 10 sur posed 20 hs srl'sn'.
GERHARD NiEsiAuS, Executor.
Mach 2f'h. IS66-Sw.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-21

on the fourth Monday in September; in Sussex
County on the first Tuesday after the second
Monday in March, and on the first Tuesday
after the third Monday in September.
The Mayors Court sits in Wilmington on the
nrst Monday in March, June, September and
December.
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
THH NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE, AT WILL
MINGToR,
Corner Of Sixth aud Market Streets. Capi-
tai, $4,000. Discount days, Tuesdays and
Fridays.
THE FARMERS BANK, AT WILMINGTON,
Corner of Third and Market Streets. Capi.
tsl, $2S60OO. Discount days, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
THB NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AND
HRAEpYwIHE,
Corner of Second and Market Streets. Capl.
lal, 100000. Discount days. Mondays and
Thursdays.
rHE UNION NATIONAL BANK OF wILMIsdroN,
Market Street, above Fifth. Capital, $780,
600. Discount days, Tuesdays and Saturdays
FIRST NATIONAL BAHK OF WILMINGTON,
Corner of Fourth and Market Streets. Cspl
tai, 100000. Discount days, Mondays ant
Thursdays.