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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

IaLECTION.--ruE srdCRnJLDFRs IN THE
II WILMINGTON AMI 0kkAr VALLEY TURNPIKE
COMPANY are hereby tiatd that al eec In 4 ' Prs
SID NJ aud ManrBers to ferye ths ensuing year will 10
h-ld At the OH lnstil ITO building, on DAY, tbs
/ III Inst, at o'clock, Pm.
jani- tux JOS TAINALL, See'fy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

nDD FELLONys HALL COMPANY.--
" MEETING or TINS SrOG HOLDERS Of the
odd Fellows Hall mp ny Of Wilmington will no held
In tho Hail. on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, January
TO- 1857, at three orlook, the purpose Of etuung
President Sc rotary Tforuter and fsn uiaos, fos tbs
emu ng year. HENRY 1ckhL.
lAnl-tm Secretary,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

MIR EDIToH-I am informed that the
Levy Court of this County have directed the
Sheriff to refuse "A nights lodging or II meal
Of victuals to any and all unlortuuates who
may apply 10 him for assistance Is the
County so poor that it cannot do SO small an
act of charity, and thereby compel such un
fortunatcs to quarter on citizens, or walk
in the market house all night, to prevent
freezing? HUMANITY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04
dividend.


WuNlsGtog JsnHaiy 1861
The BOsra Of Directors have this day declared a IvI-
dend Of SIX PER CkNr for tho last Fix months clear
Of Ia II payable 10 socSbodSrs ant alter tbg iOth
inst
jan4-4t J. W. DAY Cashier
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

THE sTOCkHObDERs or THE WILL
| MlNGTuN AND PHILADELPHIA TURNPIKE
CO. will hold an ELECTION on Serond Dsy, (MONDAY)
the Iih OF frst month, (IsuuaTs) u. oeock r. NJ, Al
tho wilmnsion shtuie Tor ten Directors 10 a,vs the
ta-pins ypar. EDWARD TATNALI, u.s.,
dfesB-tl fanefAFE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

WILLIAM HERBERT, Sheriff.
shefia's once. New Castle. Doc. 81, 1866.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

Grand Eatertainm mts-The great COM
bination of the two Peak Families and the
Berger Family, Swiss Bell Ringers, will give
three grand entertainments, at Institute
Hall, ON Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, January 18th, 18th and 10th. The
programme embraces their best pieces and
rare musical treat may be expected, Go
and see them.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-01-04

The contributions for various charitable
and benevolent objects during the year have
been as follows,-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-27

suapension OF the President Pending
Impeachment - Opinion OF Senator
Hon. Reverdy johnson, Of Maryland, has pre-
pared an appendix to his pamphlet upon The
Dangerous Condition of the Country" in which
he alludes to the position held by MIR. Stevens
and others, that the President can be suspended
during the peDdency OF impeachment. MIR. John
son, in this appendix, says
'Since the first edition of this pamphlet the
writer has been informed that some of the mem.
bers OF Congress profess to be OF opinion that
that body can, by statute, declare that tendency
of an impeachment of the President shall con-
stitute disability on his part 20 perform the
functions of his Office. 1t is supposed that by
such legislation he may be brought within the
meaning of the clause in the first section of the
second article OF the Constitution which pro-
yidcs for his removal for, among other causes,
his inability TO discharge the powers and duties
thereo. The answers to the proposition are
several and conclusiye:-
l. The clause does not contemplate mere
suspension or temporary removal The re-
moval provided for In such case is the same as
that which is to result from conviction upon
impeachment, or IRON death, or resignation,
which, Of course, Is not q temporary but per-
manent one. The removal on conviction is,
also, not only permanent, but Is followed by the
further judgment OF disqu ALLEGATION TO hold any
other office under the Government. 1t viii
hardly be maintained that Congress can, by
statute, create greater punishment than this,
or make 1t less. The subject was evidently not
designed to be submitted to the discretion Of
Congress Is not intrusted with the power to
declare any other judgment in the case of
removal from inability than the one which is
to ensue the happening of either of the other
events mentioned in the clause.
2. The inability mentioned is such an inability
as renders the President permanently incapable
OF dscbarging his duties. Any other interpre-
tation would give TO Congress the authority to
provide that temporary absence from the seat OF
government, or temporary sickness, or any other
event. should constitute an INABILITY" There
is, also, no judicial judgment to be pronounced
in such case. The removal, as in the case of
death or resignation, is to take place the mo-
ment the contingency happens, and the duties
Of the office instantly devolve upon the Vice
President.
3. AS the Judgment, on impeachment, inAicts
no personal punishment, as the trial may go on
as well without as with the presence in the
Scnate of the President, and as that body has
nTN&uthority to compel his attendance, it is
obvious that he Is just as capable during the
trial to perform the duties of his Office as he is
before or after judgment of acquittal. Under
the power 10 pass all laws necessary and proper
to execute the powers granted, no such autho-
rty as the one in question belongs to Congress,
no legislation being necessary to effect the object
of the clause-that being accomplished the mo.
mtnt the event occurs Of an 'inabiity" within
She constitutional meaning of that term.
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ENGINES. MACHINERY. ETn.

~efTF& PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
'st.lpAsS .. ..'..s; ROLLER wQRKs.-EEAFIE 4 LEVY
aAkAa,SIHIIdNIsIss aka a,III @ B0ILIR-MAKERs, BBAoK
1aa THIS y. and FOUNDERS. having for many years
engaged n building and repairing Marine and River
Tanks, PropeIiers, ETC. ETC. respectfuy offsr thejr
services to the public as being uy prepared to con
Stationary having sets atterns OF different sizes
Every description Of pattern making made at the
TubSa ana Synde4s soss Sss Pne
on SnS s4as r9 soS % M II al sS and kinds
Turning Screw Cutting and all other work connected
Drawipgs and speoi6oatiops for ali vvorlr dona
at the establishment free OF charge, and work guar.
Tbe subscribers have ample wharf-docls room for
repairs Of boats where they can lie 10 perectsaety
'''''''s '''''' - N' J4coB- Q. -NEAFIE,
sle BEACH and PALMER streets.
}. J.vAUeHN MERRlcK, WILLIAM H. MERRIcK,
GOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
- WASHINGTON streets,
MFRRTeR FRRIdT4IELPEI1; Z soSs
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTs,
oS HELL gh Snd Low PsessGre steam Engines
6oe1s SssSmeIe5s o I IHPss' Iron Boats ETC.
Iron Frame ltools for Gas Works, Woi kshops, and
Retors and Gas Machinery, of the latest and most
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, and
ssiasan' ssuissT' Saw ana SIlst Mils Vacuum Pans Open
gines, etc =.
sole Agents for N Bilieux's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and
Aspnwall q Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal Sugar
Draining Machine. 88G5
PRIDEsBURG MACHINE WORKS.
u OFFICE,
No. 65 N. FRONT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
We are prepared TO ill orders TO any extent for our
MACHINERY FOR COTTON AND wooLLEN
MILLS,
including All recent improvements In carding Spin
ming, and Weaving.
We invite the attention of manufacturers to
tensive works.
"a ALFRED JENKs son.
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CoBBETr's LOVE MAKING.-I sat in the same
room with her for about an hour, in company
with others, and made up my mind that she
was the very girl for me. That | thought her
beautiful is certain, for that had always said
should be an indispensable qualification; but |
saw in her what / deemed marks of that So
briefly of conduct of which | have said so
much and which has been by far the greatest
blessing of my life. 1t was now dead of win
ter, and, of course the snow several feet deep
on the ground, and the weather piercing cold.
II was my habit when / had done my morn
ing's writing Che rose at oclock), to 60 out
at break of day to take walk on a hill, at
the foot of which our barracks lay. In
about three mornings after | had first
seen her l had, by an invitation to
breakfast with me, got up two yOung
men to join me in my walk; and our road lay
by the house of her father and mother 1t
was hardly light, but she was out on the snow
scrubbing out a washing-tub. "That's the
girl for me, - said ], when we had got out Of
her hearing. They were engaged; but, after a
time, the artillery went to England from
Canada, and she along with them. Cobbett
had saved ESQ, and this he sent to his "little
brunette'' before she sailed, desiring her not
to spare the money, but buy herself good
clothes and live without hard work, 1t was
four long years after this when CObbett's regi-
ment returned to England, and 'I found, he
says, my little girl servant of all work
(and hard work it was) at i've pounds year,
in the house of Captain Brissao and, with
out hardly saying a word about the matter
she put into my hands the whole of my hun
dTed and fifty pounds unbrolSen.'
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Touching Appeal for divorce.

FrC7p The YincenneS Sun.
The following is true copy of an application
filed with our County Clerk, the 2Sth ut., by
party living in this county. We omit the name
of the Applicant
state OF Indiana, county of Knox SIS. Knox
County Common Pleas Court, Janua=y Term
1867.
represents to your Honor that he
is the husband of Harriet Campbell; that he
has been for more than one year last past
bona ide resident of said State of Indiana, and
is now bona fde resident of said Knox county;
that he married said Harriet on the Sd day of
November, 1859; that they lived and cohablted
together as husband aud wife until the 25th OF
August, 1866; that during this entire period
of time he treated her in all respects as a
kind, affectionate, and faithful husband; that
said Harriet, on the day last aforesaid, aban-
whatever and went to Pike county, Indiana,
where she has ever since remained; that he has
often entreated her 10 return home to the fire.
side which he has always kept warm for her;
that he has ever kept tre blazing brightly on
the hearth OF their humble home, aud his arms
have been spread open all this time to receive
her 10 his bosom.
Honor that he has written many atfectionate
letters to her, in which he has endeavored to
soften her heart towards him, and one time he
wrote her letter, OF whlcA ne mere appends
copy:-
my de uest Harriet. why have you lef: me
gLlDg weeping, al alone,
Ny wreIcned fate 1 much bemoan.
"My eyes are swollen big with wesping,
MY nose IS rel and swollen, too;
l have in all re poets the poorest keeping
or any man VINO tiles his duty for to do.
Come back o, Harriet 1 entreat you.
Come back. and live with me once more!
Come back, and will treat you
AS have treated you before
'I say again, ti en-, as I said before,
Come bacs TO your Johnny 50 true
@, me and stay al your home as before.
For there Is o light In the window for you'"
| And your petitioner says and further repre-
sents to your Honor that, in response to all his
offers and eLtTeaties, she has refused with scorn
| and contempt to return TO his home.
Wherefore he prays your Honor will hear his
| prayer herein, and forever divorce him from the
| SAID Harriet.
DENNY & REILLY, for Petitioners.
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si,5O7,GI5'l5
PHrLADrnrnIA. November Is, lss


PHILADELPHIA. November l3, 1857.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared q
CASH DIVIDEND OF TEN PER CENT. the
Capital Stock, and SIX PER CENT. interest on the
Scrip of the Company payable and after tn of
December proximo, free of National and State tax.
They have also declared SCRIP DIVIDEND OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER GENT on the earned pre-
miums for the ending October 81 1867 certificates
of which will be issued to the parties entitled Co the
National and State taxes,
They have ordered, also, that the SCRIP CERTIFI
GATES OF PROFITS OF the Company. for th ~ ear
ending October 81, 1853 be redeemed in CASH al the
office OF the Company, on and alter lst December
proximo all interest thereon to cease on that day.
No. certificate of proAts issued under S25 b the
act ofincorporaton no certificate shall issue unless
claimed within two years after the declaration OF the
Dividend whereof 1t is evidence
DIRECTORS.
Thomas G. Hand, James G. Hand,
John O. Davis, William q Ludwig.
Edmund A. Souder, Joseph H Seal
Theophilus Paulding George q. Leiper,
John r. Penrose, Hugh Craig,
James TTaquair, John ID. Taylor,
Henry @. Ballett, Jr, George W. Bernardou,
samuel X. Stokes, IacUb p. Jones,
Henry slean, James B. Mcfarland,
william @. Bouton, Joshua P, Eyre,
Edward Darlington, Spencer McIlvaine.
II. Jones Brooke, J. B. semple, Pittsburg,
Edward Lafourcade. A. B. Berger, +"
Jacob Rlege d. 4. Morgan,
THOMAS c. HAND, President.
JOHN G. DAVIS. vice-PresidenL
HENRY LYLBURN. Secretary.
HE l5tl HENRY BALL, Assistant Secretary.
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WHAT BOSTON SPENDS FOR AMUsEMENTs-RE-
oElPqs FOR THE PAST YEAR.-The following are
the receipts OF the various places of amusement
in this city. as returned at the United States
Assessors Office, Tor the twelve months ending
- L
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n,,-NpRyoUs DEBILITY. WITH IT'S GLo(

ss-NERVOUS DEBILITY, WITH IT'S GLOOMY
attendants low spirits depression, involuntary em--
sions loss of sene spermaorea loss OF power dizzy
head loss OF memory and Threatened impotence and I'M
becility, find sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS HO-
AlEOPATIIIC SPECIFIC No TWENTY-EIGHT. COM
posed OF the most valuable mild and potent curaYes
they strike al once the root of the matter, tone up the
system arrest the discharges and mpart vgor aud en-
ergy life and vitality, to the entire man. They have
cured thousands cases Price So per package OF SIX
boxes and vial 81 per single box. Sold by druggists
and sent by mail receipt OF price. Address HUM
pHREYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY. No 5e2 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Santn
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HARVEST in FRiScE- The result OF the harvest
in France is thus alluded to by the Paris CORES
pondent Of the London Economist, writing Oh the
18th instant
The result OF the harvest is occupying sei1"99
attention. 1t is quite certain, as you have ALREADY
been informed, that there is deficit, but the pre-
else extent OF it has not been ascertalned. some
opinion, however, on that point may Ge foTn@ea @
from seeing how markets i'll different parts OF tne
country have been affected. Now, from q sta'is-
tIeai return which has been prepared, II appears
that IN the course OF last week out OF lSI markets.
"a presented rise, 9 tendency TO rise, y were
hl1n' IL without variation, calm while III - 1N
was there fall, and in a tendency to fau.
From Saturday, the Sth, up to last evening, the
reports record rise in sxtyeight markets ut va
ries from 33c to 3fr. the quintal or 2 cwt. firm
ness lit thirteen, tendency to rise in three,
no change IN nine, calm in one, and fall Ill
only six
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REPEATED INQUIRIES have been made of the
Treasurer OF the United States from various parts
of the country, with regard to the difference in the
snsraTnes on the five dollar National Bank notes,
able judges in many instances being unable to de-
eide whether of two notes, bearing differences on
the eNptical engravings on their backs one or the
other il not counterfeit. In response to recent
letter requesting information as to which OF the
notes, ore being less distinct than the other, is
genuine, the United States Treasurer responds
that probably both are genuine. The ndistinct
one is the earliest issue. The eneravers under
took to improve the plate after II had oeen used
for year or so, and although they succeeded IN
making it more perfect, they did the mischief OF
creating much embarrassment IN the minds OF
even good judges as to the genuinaness OF one CT
the other Of the two impressions.
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uz- NoT1cT-YorICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

Hg NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN
that application will be made before Chief Justice Dun
KIN at Chambers the 18th Of November next for the
incorporation Of THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY AS
ISOLATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA" the object OF
which Is TO establish Normal School Tor coCred per-
sons with capital sto oI one hundred dollars wit'i
tile privilege Of Increasing the same, by donations or
otherwise to the sum OF fifty thousand dollars, the par.
pusc being educate teachers Tor schools in South Caro-
lima. ~ ScptomDer II
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sgNOTICE T! MARINERS. &C A p L Al Ns
AND PILOTS wishing anchor their Vessels in Ashley
River are requested no TO do anywhere within direct
range of The heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARyES, on the Charleston and st. Andrews side CT
the Ashley River; by which precauon, contact with h
Submarine Telegraph Cable win be avoided. --'...
). G. TURNER, H. NJ.
Harber Masters Office. Charleston February G,1s66
February
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RS-MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
Children Teething greatly facilitates the Of teeth
Ing by softening tho gums. reducing all Inflammation
will aay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is SURE
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon ii. moth.
ers it will give rest to yourselves. and RELIEF AND
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS. ...- '.s.' ..- ..' .
We have put mp aud sold this article for years and can
say confidence and truth of it what We have never
been able say of any other medicine-Neyer has it fail
cd in single instance to effect cure. when timely used
Never did know instance OF dissatisfaction b. any
one who used IT. On the contrary all delighted with
its operation aud speak in terms of commendation OF its
magical effects and medical virtues.
We speak in this matter WHAT WE DO KNOW" after
years of experience and pledge our reputation for the
f6llnent of what here declare In almost every in
stance where the infant is suffering from pain and ex-
austion relief will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes
alter The syrup is administered ...s;-;
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
Be sure and call for -.
MRS. WINSL0W'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac Simir of "CUITIs Il PERKINS" on the
outside wrapper AL others are base limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world. Price, only
IS cents per bottle.
ohlces-No. pls Fulton street, New York No 9o5 High
Hoborn London, England: No. AL st. Faul street Mon
trcal Canada. DoWlE Il NOISE Agents.
Auaust27 tuths6mo Charleston. 8. {.
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asr MARRIAGE AND CELlBACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHOOD.-An Essay for
Young Men OH the Crime OF Solitude. and the Physio-
logical Errors abuses and Diseases which create ni-
padiments to MARRIAGE, with sure means OF Relief.
sent in sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge.
aJlres, DR. j. SKILLIN HoUGHTON,
Howard Association Philadelphia. Pa.
.-....,..,,. - .lnoS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ENGINE COMPANY, held Immediately after the ate
fire. the thanks of the Company rendered to Aessrs
Col j. E. CAREW, E. D. ENSION and D. W. LUDERS
for refreshments kindly furnished them at the late fires
of Thursday noon ard night. G. A. CALDER,
September % Secretary NJ. F. E. Co.
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gB-FINAL NOTICE. ALL PERSONS HAV-
INtl clai:s against the Estate OF HENRY MUSHROOM,
late OF Chs eston deceased will present them, duly at
tested to the undersigned. Many OF the accounts and
claims against Estate formerly presented having
been lost duling the war; parties having the same are r.
ouired to present tlem again, properly attosted
W ASTON PR1NGLE.
administrators of HENRY MIssHooN.
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:. ,Hs- ARTIFICIAL EYES. e. 4ARTffICrkn '.HU-
MAN EYES made to order and. inserted BY Dfs F.
BAUeH and p. doUGLEMANN formerly eanplcyta by
RoIssoNNEAu. OF Paris. No. 500 Broadway NswFo
e April IA ,.:1 e-,, :: isri:: 1000 .i.a "toaIyr
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VOLUME W. NO.
=TELEGRAPHIC.
. Our Cable Dispatches.

LIVERPOOL, September od : Evening. g.-Cotton
heavy and dropping throughout the daE; declined
3D. Mlddlng UplaudS, Sid; Orleans, cd. Sales
10000 bales
LONDON. September 26-Evenins Bullion de-
creased fSn QUO
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A French botanist believes that by tE. end OF
the pres sent century. all the genera of plants on
the globe will be described, and that then tie
only scope for botany will be with species and
varieties.
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~ state Items.

REGlsrRArroN:-w afe indebted to John A. Hun
ter, Esq, for the following registration returns,
which show. the total number registered at the
different precincts by the Board Of which he is
| ol,oir -. -
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A suit is pending in Missouri brought by lobby
agent against member for neslecting business
for which he was paid Sl1 600.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

gs- REGIS rRATION- FINAL NOTICE. THE
Board of Registrars for the Third Precinct Ward No. A.
will be in session to receive the names Of applicants for
registration re DJg 23th. and Monday 30h at the
Hope Engine House. Arcdac street. from.sA. NJ till j
p. NJ.
applications tor registration. whether accepted or re-
ic,ted and whether The oath is administered not.
required to be recorded in the books furnished" Crcll-
lar General Instructions to Officers OF Registration. All.
gust 27th 1867. JAMES Nj. MORRISON
Chairman of BoarI Of Registrars. for Third Pre'n,t
September %
ag CAUTION ALL PERSONS ARE eau
TONED not to credit any o, my account without
written order from ME. JOHN MCMAHON.
September 27 -
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REPORTED complete. Partial returns Estimated
Petroleum V. Nasby and Brick Pomcroy We're
employed together on the Coru!ng New York;
Journal, the former as foreman and the latter as
'evl. 1t strikes us the latter keeps up his reputa
u, an1 the former is helping him.
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sy- A LADY OF UNDOUBTED CHEMICAL
SKILL. HAS RECENTLY PERFECTED CHEVAL1ERS
LIFE FOR THE HAIR-It positively restores gray hair
to ts original color and youthful beauty; mparts life
strength growth to the weakest hair stops its railing
out at once: keeps the head clean is unparalleled as
hair-dressng Sold by all druggists fashionable hair
dressers and dealers in fancy goods he trade supplied
BY the wholesale druggists =-.r.
SARAH A. CHEvALlER. NJ. D.. New York.
For sale By DOWIE x NOISE,
wholesale Agents for South Carolina,
lime stuih emo No. 15l Meeting street.