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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-19
Our UeeRGU NmunoC,
Marlmt Emteul9tmrr.

Port OF Wilmington, FebFuNFy IS, 1901.
Hon Oh 0sm A NJ.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
schr Mary Prize, BLIZZARD with saitpetre to Dupont
Co
srhr Maria Fleming. Sham, with assorted cargo.
schr Oseeoa, whealley. with shingles to Nebeker
Tatnal and Craig 4 Tainall.
schr Emma, Downing with coal to phelan.
Sip Jesse Hilles, Jr., llllles, sand to VIM Krrr.
CLEARED.
schr siurtevant Corson, cleared last Saturday for
New York city with cargo Of flour and meal from
Jas Price 4 Co.
Sip Alfred Applln sailed to-day for Baltimore city with
iron from Mcdaniel, Adams Co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-19

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SEWING MACHINES, SO.
VIM. H. Bllany & Co, successors to VIM. X.
McClees, s. L. corner of Second and Market
Streets, have on hand and for sale, an extensive
assortment of Hardware, Cutlery, GLASS, Paints,
Oils, Hydraulic Cement, &C. Also, Wiley's
Plough Castings. They arc agents for the sale
of the New York Company's India Rubber Belt
ing and Steam Packing. Wheeler & Wilson'S
Celebrated Sewing Machine, the best in the mar
ket is for sale by this firm. They are preferred
for family use to all others. We would advise
our friends to give them a call feeling satisfied
that they can procure as good articles and at as
low prices as they can be got for elsewhere. II
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-19

NOTICE Is hereby given that an Election for Nine Di
~ f year will DO held by the Stock
holders Of the Delaware Fire Insurance Company NJ their
ONCE No, III Market street. MONDAY the 4th day o.
March next lelwson the hours Of and II o'clock A. NJ
JOHN MrLEAR Secretary.
wilmington, February is ls6l--l9
DiNET, cAsTlLLoN a CO's OLD BRANDY, Tor tals
L by a. 49,. V. c. oIPIN 10th aud Market ST.. :
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-19
PENINsULAR R. R. LINE.
Change of Hours.

n and after MONDAY. Fob Iith 1861 Traias for the
" accommodation Of Passengers win a. follows,
until further notice.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-19
ME HORSE IND MS DISEASES


by HARVEY FlLLEY, No. 222 Market ST., Philadelphia
MANUFACTURER OF nae Nickel Silver, aud Silver
Nl Plaie Of Forks Spoons, Ladies', Butter knives Cas-
tors Tea sets Urns Kettles Walters, Rutter Dishes, Ice
Pitchers Cake Baskets, Communion Ware, Cups. Nus.
Gnhlets, 6c, with general assortment comprising mono
baf The best qaeig. made of tho best iaifrs and ielry
pitfal, constituting them
serYiceabe and durable article
FoR Horias, srE,NHoGTs and PRIvArE FAnuus.
ss-Old Ware replaiei In the best manner. fb ally
IIOOFLANDis UkitMAN HlrrEtis, At the low st mar
Ill kst rates, by WALTON, ApOthseary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-19

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
n Soothing Syrup for childpen teething, which
greatly facilitates the process of teething by
softening the gums, reducing all Inflammation
will allay all pain and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give
rest to yourselves, and relief and health to your
Infants Perfectly safe in all cases. See adver-
tisemsnt in another column. jan Silly
aa- See advertisement in to-day's paper of
Prof Wood.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-19
DONALD KENNEDY.

Pe.y"Prce SIOO per Bottle.
Sold in Wilmington by E. Mcluall No. AZ
Sam'i Wikey, No. 81 Market ST.; II. r. Bring
hurst, No. 1903 Market street; VIM Baker Kin
sey, corner of Fifth and Market streets; John
Woods, at Rokeby, and also by all respectable
Druggists in the United States and British Pro-
viuces, my5-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-19

For Sale.
Ir0RTY-TwO Shares Stock In Mechanics Hank Of DelA'
II ware Apply to W. MCAULLRY,
feb 10 COG Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-19

VIII continue The business Of buidnr Sail Vessels and
Steamers Of the same superior quality tile Old have
hitherto built The reputation Of their work IS Well
known Also repairing Sail Vessels and slaersi hAT.
ing marine Hallway surpassed by if State and
every facility Tor conducting Inc business in I'D III
branches all Of which would respectfully call th- al
tention otmy friends and the public.
jan 4'la IA. HARRls
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-19

SAVE YOUR MoNEY.-Remeuber the Delaware
Saving Bank is located at the Office of William
McCauley, Esq, No. COG Market street, viii
mngtOn, Del, and is opened every day to re-
ceiso deposits All amounts received from one
dollar upwards, and FIVE per cent interest paid
on the same from the day of deposit
WIN. McCAuLLEY, President
JONI 2. Ruin, Sec'y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-19

SsrurzfE2 Lost or Stolen
ES-tsY FROM the premises OF A! II. GfiMsIIAW
lIR~lEs, a Co, a WHITE POINTER DOG. orc
" iA5sfi brown earl had on leather collar.
jan II
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-19
NOTICE.

/ HAVE this day given my nephew y TATNALL
WARNER, Jr, an interest IN my business, which viii
hereafter be conducted under tile firm Of CHARLES
WARNER X Co. CHARLES wARNEii
Wilmington, Del, January LIST. 1851. jan f-9m
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
1lilE c0partneahip Of }. & j. A. HARRIS, by mHinal
consent is dissolved the 3ist day Of bseemfer i8la
kiilcr Of the undersigned is authorized TO Sign The Ao
OF Tho firm in liquidation. JOHN HARRIS.
JOHN A.. HARRIS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-02-19
Attorney Cattle
25 Head of Cattle

Consisting off yoke Of very fine Oxen young Steers
head OF Mleh Cows part Of them crossed with the Dur
ham ard Devon stock and all either In calf with oalve
at their sides by the Alderney Ball Heers coming
aud years old II very fine shoai Of the Chester county
and uarfahire Rread.
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III.t.r, of IL s,rength seekcr.

DE. NINDsiur Of Boston, narTates in the
AILASIIc MONTHLY for January, under tho
, p'ion oi " Autobiography Of a Strength
: kor, " that Lis first determination TO bo q
.Iura.. arose l,oH dosiro to retaliate on a
,.lo,lrlte vita whom ho had a quarrel. lie
ysi
Returning home, | began the study OF auato-
D., nd paa,ul,;y, and in the autumn of 1851
eu''ru tie Harvard Medical School. The
oicstion ui the g Ntcnt to which humm strength
can be developed had long been invested with a
scientific interest TO my mind.
now informed my father thni Intended TO
90 through a series Of experiments in lifting.
lie was afraid | should iajure myself, aad ex-
pressly forbade any such practice on his pro-
misses. To crafty him, gave up testing the
quC.'io iOr whole year.
liut the desire re awoke, anil had frequent
Arguments with my father in the enlcIyo 20
oiercomo his objections.
Look at that man, he said to mo one day
pointing to a large, s'OI. individual IN front
o. u" You might practice lifting all your lfs
AMI never bs ayle 10 lie a. much as thl: big
fellow
''I.qt me construct lifting Apparatus in the
backyard, aud | will soon Provo to you that
} on ars miStGk ~, | replied.
Finding that ! was Dent On the experiment,
Le a. Length gave reluctant consent.
Ii WHI n0N the \usus ol lHJ', lnl was IN
lnv tStUiy iy-s-rHUl year. NJ ll'st III in, appl-
.l .us wa constructed in the lDllowius manner,
= lIr.t sirk into tho gIou.d hpstheal, api in
10 the h1gshcada i folr barrel Then | lowered
.o tue b,t om OF the barrel a rope hHyinga tha
I'D a round stick trJnsNcu,ly balanced, abJu,
iour inches in diameter AMI iit,oon inches long.
| A quantity Of gravel, nearly -ulligicn. 70 bury
tho stick, was then thrown mo the barrel; some
oDlong stones were placed across the stick and
.frl lot Y,F hpT ha
ices ill, d with smaller stones and gravel =
| When had by this method about two thirds
| tllcd the barrel, taking care to keep the axis o.
the rope in correspondence with the long axis o
| the barrel, Judged hal sufficient weight TO
a first trial. | now formed loop in the end o
the rope over the top of the barrel and pu
through it piece Of hoe-handle, about tT
feet long; and standing astride Of the hogshead
and holding the handle with ono hand befoE
me and the other behind Strengthened my bod
J previously little aexsd-with mouth clOsed
bead up, chest out and shOuldsa down. w
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New s-urh Amer,ca. C.,,., p,e,s..


N Nill 10 ven interesting to know that evs~f
ehoTs ato about 20 be msis for the .xt.osiv,
culi,Sa too oi cotton 70 N,n.zu.la Thar. 4. n.
dosbt whatever that fthe matter h, Acted ms,
-ith energy snd decision, i,nmenss ousn,i,i.s
o. sNety supeiioi hind Of cotton can 10 aid
= through ibis feuils and beautiful country.
" on cuI ore is row quio general smo z lie
ilsnrts Nearly tyo thou. I'd b.les have b,-.
,b'IPtd 20 Philadelphia u three weeks iron.
fo'iiO CaVcLo, suc five tho .satd b.ies ar,
"ry u Al ipm at AZ Lsgusy-a f.r Ne- ~, A
hUH6u. Finn tnHttua to tho mos, a. n
or'roco tivar, ju CO.. s,r,. hss-t-,n ,Iaa,.I
"ih c.;t n, whore never pould Of cotton vs,
"a s,i b, Gotc.
h'm' .isDrc-s src ~ fns ~ the lost Cd /
t'd G. rcH. ~ rich ,ol IT Isp nos e. sta.
tear Jw-'w tss pr . Cd soms sy c,ll ,nt cot.
~ t''p'H 'ucon lt'At' sod ~ az eieva'ian az
600 ot ~ Owe the tryci o. The ssa ,n, sOo-
IN =, u"w the eastern provircs Of CumAaa.
IA rl.n. e 10 SAr 4 touto ,rown n a
'l - us' al II ri'as, i - r,ma kals fne-
'cs-. SJno oi OF -''t n.,.4 trees &C deserted
'o''nr estate ~ Tho We 'eru p-uvirce of M.r.
ceito hese pr duced Sornc veiy rair cotton.
We are glac % Learn thst cotton CON nany is
i' '' i'rm.t iof the putp a. &C OK andiny The
'"''is t'uu t ibs IL ipI~Dssble cNuoa plart
r'u-Lu,t thr sholc iep .tlit. Tho Rnglish
'.'r l-oa 'r'f he SyprrU. iiy # the ro-
t-i o' pst,r g. 'b. c.Ha a'fy cot fai 1 9, mp.Dr
t' ed i.r the c,ltyston u cotton IN We
lsEUHit.
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On Sunday night Dec. Is, Mrs. Harriet
StrOckey shot and killcd Ons William Conway,
The woman had been Conways mistress but
they had separated On Sunday night he went
TO her house, and as She refused to admit him,
he broke in tho door and entered, whercupon
she sho. him with a pistol. The Dubuque
TIMES, giving an account Of the tragedy, de-
tails the history OF this woman as follows:-
Mrs. Sttochey Is u Spanish Creole, aud the
ilc oi Fred. StrOckcv who was formerly Mayor
4 Gal a, and one tho Postmaster, and still
'.'in Il landlord Of the S..te House. lie is at
= cent repu'cd to DO a colonel in the Confcder-
-" arm y. They parted on account Of mutual
D. nd' liy, and oaeh went their ways, contented
20 hy, oplru,cly. They were once In prosper
Out ,iI, ,uustnnc y, n ii were received into the
lir. fan ilics Of Gilgna, living in a finely fur
ui.h,D house. ami surrounded with all the ac-
..u.. Cf!uNu'y. She is large dark wo-
u.tn with piercing eyes looking keenly from
bogulth torLilling broEs. Her features are
REGULAR, and there must hive been a time
when she WAS beautiful. Her teeth are excel
lent, and white as pearl. Her hair IL as black
as ravens wing, and waves naturally along
her cheeks She ia we'll formed, and even vO-
luptuous. We should judge from her appear
ance that hor ago must be not far from thirty
five years, though we may make mistake of
two or three years either above or below. From
the firm upper lip and strong lower aw an in
yincble determination Is clearly indicated. Her
perceptiye faculties arc remarkably developed,
andshe is person whom the most casual observer
would term smart woman Ia a better po-
siton in society she is eminently fitted to be-
come an ornament.
The impression seems to have gained amongst
those who listened 10 the testimony yesterday
that she should bo acquitted without further
trial. What the result will be remains to be
seen.
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W =" rc' .'.f'acb Nj Prr'ic,s Loyalty ;
81. t'iut HI, course | t'c or' ct ~ mis- =, .
.'l 'uI h4niy 81. s.tsg ors % 'hs t..itos ard
~ v' 20 he rruy VI no Il putlc.-N-Y,
IiWuNG.
W sTp-rhcn', 't,'. if W. vera 70 srgus -
,ho TrnvSs voy p,fti, ,ciou,ly ia 'in the
Quiet Of ibis fcb lion" that tho aou h,r
s'stss, Y They ,csrc It, should ty all mo ana b.
poim'tr d to o''s'ash a tovcitiguly OF th.ir
own vi'hogt ir'c''ercreo from the Unit~d Stats
ihe Editor that fsp"r would very icrously
"impc'ci, NJ r.er,icps loyal y."--LouIsvu1
JOINS
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to Satuf ~. morning ouy ma died, ara
s'her' ares I'll very sick. Bu' two n11dfed mer
appeared on ctcee rads the Ivy bol,ro 0 It II
iotmsnts Ion. ami maly uf tbsm wet, wots,
exhausted az 4 unfit fnr hard so,yice Too r,ai.
ncnt 'cr the time IS practically di Eantlc; ;
ard u. III service. aud 1t ought 90 Ge ssnt
home 70 sl.ow tie sick 80 rocrui. and tho ooat
TO TO REPLACED Nith capsule men Ih. 10 i "a.
able etae Of The regimen j., dGo ,lm,s, ertir T.
ly to tho iEsan, trdos VIII ca fcrcoI tho r.sn 10
retreat 10y t'-cet narche, ttom London. tL,au.
slu cot imr.si lo ioads, aDd wi,u msicquA.o
van Z rh ie1. Tho exhaustion nd pos tstioa
to wing 10 tcEeat, p,sod tao way Cor ,to
i''oo. C. acaac. VI ca las d. 10 fo.rid UD.k.
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The Nn,x Ynrl, Ci,x Praas.

The WORLD recalls to public recollection the
history of England's treatment of ireland, and
says that it would he just dispsnsatiou that
the wrongs she has inflicted elsewhere in other
times should riss up In judgment against hsr
now to paralyzs chs hand she lifts against ~.
II hes yumog that Hcu. Caleb Cuahing viii b
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COKE REDUCED IN PRICE-THE Cheap
~ est and best fuel for mAnuflctoriss, bakers and
family use, invaluable for the sick and parlors,
free from smoke and gases. Delivered from the
Manhattan Gas Co.'S Works, 18Th st. and ave. C. at
50 per chAdron saves one hGlfiA price in kind.
ling. JOHN SMITH. d2O 3'103
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SEWING MACdINfs-LAutes rAUGiT
~ 70 Nlei At On Nuesiar - .tsIn's AMI Singar'f
rsTias msehl-s1; prAcSoe % enop -1rS terms 81
e53 Cana q. ~ ql.r-tIs
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S6-PACKAGES OF CHOICE WINES
VIZ aud liquors for the Holidays. Thoss who In
tend receiving calls had better call L. MON
zEkT, III Grand st. near Centre Market, and get
package containing 12 bottles OF fine wines and
liquors, eleven different kinds. packed In neat
manner, suitable for transportation, for tho low
ment Of wines aud liquors constantly Oa hand, in
bond In store, Of direct I'M 1rtaton. DIS iL'l35
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COKE REDUCED TO s3 PER CHALD-
~ ron, at ALEX. DAVIS g SONS. Also best quail
ity Of coal and wood kept constantly hlni At our
yard, 2i0 and f42 First ave. d2O G'll0
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nEST HALLIBURTON LIVERPOOL
- coal, sprrensd Ari lsliyaroi, 81 s. per ton (;
resi ash, oyy aud stoy s. per toa M ot.e cntls
~ The low' q m.rxet prizes Apply a. 3i] W.
'.y, 9ii Greene, 40 Brooue. JACOB wEESS
di9 7Ca. .s1O1
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SEWING MACHINES 10 LET--SIN gRKs
aad Wh-eiot . wilacu's ana tn sra ~; ls
hus " grs - ePvr sSs ga .li SUMS; ssru,A, from
~ - 81, And prHchc. unu perfrcl-pts.u,e on All
nnds OF work. and recon n.ssded "a surE aftar
!sA'tit3. SoetleS aud nil tor sde also toUi slul
G-And. 90 o. ',.tIa
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COAL.

DIST OF RED AND WHITE ASH
- coal ~ 90 per ton, = 600 los, delivered fres
tud clean ;ysrcs aud III y,I.th az, near Bf1lI-
Wy \ Y, aud IL II ratio st. G. p DACuE,
AsGt d2O 2..s,'l5
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kmFLvRmE-U-r.m~s-.


E'HbIhI4h othN ANIo WANTED, IN UJOd
situations nov ready. M gp,i r,grs asD e.
Nerl 9 ID ohsrl 'erm y1- ,nd w,'r.,s,'s tlIutr.
N 'Ls lArge lLsttut-, tl- rue. e, 9th ly., Nni
gir'a wasted. d.2l a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-25

pARGAINS-VELVET BUNNETS, bLAUA
- velvet bonneus, oolored valvsI bDnnsts, a. bar
gains; mourning bOnneuA children hats for holiday
gifs. l. BINN5 Millinery, largest and cheapest In
lhe worl1-b5i Broadway, 6Si-1ppoaits Mctrupoli-
tan Hctal, up stairs. ~ Aacs1la
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t,ItE5-S.


"a Y lAlPORlAdl ANNOUNJhMENE
~ OLD TROY 6HIKr DEPOT
usrarrIsdgD lrtt.
Chatham s.toUt, 100, urDef ~ Pearl street..
FIr WHIT ShIf'. Linln - .il,r ADD Bjsotns,
k9r 70 S.ssIs!
For .OV.l
FN l.'biii
For 7 - li.t
For 1 n III
For 2.OO!lllii
Ehirts mAis \, order and warranted ~ fI.
Underahirts, Drawers and Tia e Hose
IN Six, Wool, Mrrino and Cotton.
Firemeu's Shirts, Travelling shirts,
- Army and Navy Shirts Of every description.
suBpenders, Nook Ties aud Gloves,
In every variety,
A large Assortmen, Of
Woolen Jackets always on hand.
Remember the No. lD6 Chairman street,
dep 24acsiOi ceruar ~ Pearl straA.
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C0AI--HO MISERABLE TRASH OR NO
" 800 ~ 1,s0J los delivered for - 80 81 ~,
but full weight OF 2OtO lbs. susrn'esd, under for
Seiture Of the whole bill, o'ths ben Peach Orchard
and Leigh coal In tho city, delivered IN god order,
at 81 10, from yards lUWer o1rneg King and Green
wieh SITS. and 90 HDosevei; a, c0rlsr New B1Te-y.
MATTHEW CLINTON wholesale snd retail agent
or Red Ash ard Lshigh Coal, n2I 24ssrlS
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SEWING -wANrED--PER
- sons Whl wisu v learn ., ,psrtta on 9a.srs
sewing mscliu,3 tertas oaly ~. and pr,rti =, of
a. kinls OF work; also so < .,i =. wtrs T., la,rn
tho pNniA.oon trade. I.ggira ~ 10 aprey -, l.,
noor d16 u ,sfl6
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ONLf FOR 10 CrS.-LA' tGS LEARNED
- 20 crcrata on Na.cl f. a wu,t =, q ala. ri,.
cnins IN oil it branches ana psril u',r, on All
kinas q vors az, ladies' tmsa' a. thrir oggu rrN-
den-es A'pJ 49e TsutA avs, uca- iil- st IN to
drug ktore. t,sg g'lOi
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THE NEW YORK SUN.

Published daily, Sundays sxceptsd, ., the sun
buildlnSA CO.. Of Futon and Nesi n "a and deIv.
ered 70 - -Jeort era 10 New York " and v'einls y
- bR AND QUARTER CENTS pES WEEK.
~ vi n sent ~ Nail. four dollars per yer.
TIE WEAKLY SUN s published ~ 10 cents :
feE nxteen months. e1 single copisa, 2 cts.
Addres The San Establishment
Nee York.
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RmFnpxmHvs-m@so..

WANTED-MEN FOR THE stn q. 8. IN
fantry. H-sdquart-rs a. For, aamstnn MY.
~ mrther tnform stiun- apply ~ va y. cor. o.
htrut ave, and i6,h 90, n v. VIZ. NoH OYECspt.
tsh Iufsntry. R-rrriting 1~N~s- ia 'o't@
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C1Q FINE WINES AND THICK OO1
clC' 'sYRuP5 For THE HOLIDAYS ~ l..
The largest assortment and best sslec ed s,0,k in
the upper part Of the City is 70 be found a, Nos 3l9
and S21 Seventh ave.
N.B.-Brandiss, Wines, Irish and Scotch whls.
key, Jamaica and st. Croix Rum, for sale In bond.
WIN. HUGHES a SON,
d16 1b'l02 Nos 8l9 and s21 Seventh ava " Y
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GENUINE PEACH ORCHARD CRED ASD
NICoRl Of the hrst quality, properly s3r.ensdj elgl
pure Le6iGh and Locust Mnua sain, AL ai tna .lHet
market prices. HENRY REEVE, cor C.na' aud
entra. and COS IRua sad WsIt zts ~ 2tsa'i0l
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SEWING MACHINES-LADIES CAUGHT
40 operate On Singers alu Wu,-l-r aud wilson.
se"nY m schints, ~ Al I'D sEprri tncsI tsurner.
iracuoe til perfect on 4 ,nuel shirt-. tni ntnsr
worf, aud rcco niuenisi - Vprk .ita~ l.1rning
nom 81 20 81 %, N - StAntpn sL us,r All 90. pr.
Nhte uNeiliuR. lllpIarsfuI
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WE BEG TO INFORM THE PUBLIC
w that we have usual large and choice
stock OF imported and domestic wines and liquors
fr inspection at the old esul 1,ishcd firm Of PER-
LEY WHITE, cor. 20-h st, Ave. A. d2o lO'lO5
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w WANIED-LsDlhS ~ LEAiiN w OPE-
rays on 5ingv-s, Wussisf o Wuslua And
etner seWiuS msohlosi l',AruaI parf,,, In al its
branches suc p-sciics snup SOrS ull satish 4 .
Ao msrhtly tor s@Is tuc e. laI-l5s 'J-cuAi. ~,
-AaHesl ... 80.
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THE HOLIDAYS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS-WdAT MORE
llAcceptShle present you give To a friend ~
holiday remomOrsncer shan choice sweet toned
canary wArbeler,a something be loved and petted
such an one, start oG at once for CHARLEY FOL
LER'5 Bird Emporium, old stand, North william
st pick ont your pet aAd surprise, and make happy
some loved one. dl6 1913
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-12-25

Toe important treaty with Mexico Of which
the outlines are before the Ssnatc, IL understood
10 outcmplntc mortgage TO III Gnitod S's'e1,
Of all the plhlic lands inclu ling tho Chlr-I p-u-
pertv, estimated to be worth huud-cl1 OF NIL
lions, as security for the repayment Of tho
+l1 OOO. 600, which it II proposed that We lena,
for the satisfaction OF tho French and En1lish
creditors whose fleets now threaten our neigh
Dor.
A Missouri correspondent writes Of General
Sigel, as follows
Noless than five regiments, which were raised
by his efforts and the prestige OF his name, for
service under him, have been diverted from him
two sent TO the army Of the Potomac, one
given TO General Hunter, another to Gen. Pope,
and the tifth--a cavalry regiment-diyided and
scattered TO various points, one company being
accorded to Gen. Curtis as q body-guard. In
addition TO this, no position has bsen assigned
him at all Commensurate with his great services
and his eminent mart.
Il Il no disparagment 10 others 10 say that
6lgel hAS sxhibited mass practical military abil'
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-12-26

In the House, Mr.. Bennett, delegate
from Colorado, introduced resolution,
which was adopted, instructing the
COMMITTEES of Ways and Means to in
quire into the expediency of establish
ing a branch mint at Denver. On
motion of Mr. Law, the Committee on
Military Affairs was instructed to in
quire into the expediency of instractIne
the Paymaster General of the army to
authorize the paymasters and assistant
paymasters to credit and pay all com
missioned. officers and volunteers their
pay and allowances from the day OF
their acceptance and taking the oath OF
allegiance. A bill was passed appro.
priating 81 100000 to complete the de-
fences of Washington.
The Senate bill providing for trans
mittiag certificates of allotment of the
pay of volunteers to their families and
friends. Tie State to appoint three
persons to visit the several departments
of the army to receive the money.
The provisions of the former law, al
lowing liens to suffers on the pay of
soldiers, are repealed, and all regula-
tions on the subject are abrogated be-
yond the rules and articles of war, was
passed also the Senate bill authoriz-
ing the appointments of general court
martials in the time of war. a sr
Mr.. Julian offered a resolution that
the Judiciary Committee be instructed
to report bill so amended that fugi-
tive slave law of 1850 as to forbid the
re-capture or return of any fugitives
from labor without satisfactory proof
that the claimant Of such fugitives is
loyal to the Government.
Mr.. Holmon inquired whether his
colleague would not consent to make
the resolution merely one of inquiry.
Mr. Julian replied that he preferred
the present form of his resolution.
Mr.. Holmon moved to lay the reso-
luton on the table. Motion lost.
Yeas 80; nays 78. be- .s7 e5
Mr.. Wicklife, of Kentucky, ineffectu-
ally appealed to Mr.. Julian to SO amend
his resolution as to confne its opera
tons to citizens of States which have
or may seeede. M -f
The resolution was passed-yeas IS,
nays 80.
Mr.. Arnold introduced resolution,
which was adopted, thanking Col. Mul.
ligan and his command, for their heroic
defence of Lexington, and authorizing
the 23d Regiment TO bear their colors,
the name Of Lexington.
Pending the consideration Of the
resolution the House adjourned till
Monday. l ret baL