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4 The tfsonetnnF noticed for some days past IN
financial circles Continued to-day Shortly after
.DerisAn q NJ ~ Ii th;s nf,ee ron,
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had returned the cotton relief or loan hl TO the
Iealelature, wiiiA message refusing hid assent to
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Gsxstysr oIrids No. 10 Camp sirstt,
tlss s,f Wednesday MoIning. January r.. 1882 4
=: S57ss z33 Arrived Kssterday.
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d. 80 H. ., To RPAers.
M" - f' MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
-. r...' ' Cry HALL, Jan. Is, 1862. !
a. 49,; To Bakers = The price of supertine
Flour being this day ten dollars Slu % barrel bakers
required give during the ensuing week commencing
on MONDAY 10Th inst follows, viz Second quality, q
Fifty ounces of bread for 20 cents '-
TWentyfy ounces Of bread for 10 cents,
Twelve ounces of bread for 5 cents. ~ 81. q
The loayes of the third quality No g. must weigh
eighth more--that is to say ~ "" e ' 80
The 2g cent loives, Fifty ounces,
~ The 10 cent loaves, twenty eight OUNCES -....-.
The s cent leaves, thirteen onnces '". H.. =.
b. Bread Of the First Quality; Fancy Bread must
made Of Extra four and the loaves shall exceed in weight
pound and sha made baked and stamped required
by ordinance Hu. $3.50. " 7F' I3,5 g -
d. IT. 1..,i 81 &C. ~ sasJOHN T. MONROE. Mayor. y
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DE SOTO LODGE No. meets Nt Baton Rouge on Thursday
evenings. OfcersR. Hoffman, r. ii. z. Lambert; v 6 u
D. Spear, Secretary l. n Cola Per Secretary H. r. Mon,
teith, Treasurer 49,
METH LODGE No. q meets Shreveport on wednesds
evenings. Qticert-A. Schailer, n. G., 81 Bick.ie
e. S. seigman Per Secretary F. n. MDhuapt, Treasurer
ST. LANDRY LODGE No. 2f meets Mt opelo.sas ever,
Saturday evenings. 0iicrTE-J. n Brhkrd N G.: o. A.
Gnidry, v e. Omer Poie Secretary C n E8ler Treasurer
CLINTON LODGE No, e meets Wednesday evenings
Qfcers-W. H. Green N. G.i Il, h Gay, v G.; f. ECbE-et
Secretary Henry Hartford Per- Secretary Norwoo Tido1
Treasurer. W.
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. "a meets at Thiboaauy on ssur
day evenings othcersti- sanc!n N. o.; A. Robichaud
sG. VIM Hunt, Secsetuy v Sanc0u, Per. Secretary T.
Cagenavetie, Treasurer "
NEW IBERIA LODGE NJ. IS 1neats at New Iberia en-
Saturday evenings 0fict!s-Wm Souihwel. N, c.: Nv C.
IIaldwell, sdt; VIM A. Robert Secretary; John Moore,
PRAIRIE LODGE No3T mse.s at Washington on Saturday
evenings. -,
ASSUMPTION LODGE No IS meets at Napoeo1vl,e on
Saturday evenings.
CLAIBORNE LODGE No ~ meets al Mnden on Thursday
evenings o'fcets-J O. loye n G.; r. a. Johnson " G
u. W. Quinn, Secretary; J. II, Webb, Treasurer
HENRY BIER Grand Secretary
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e~z~ rzs77yezszzz5-, MISSISSIPPI AND TEN
Eaaas - Gs4ssaN EssEE RAILROAD -
-z- THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE.

--- THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE.
Ty-THREE MILES IN DISTANCE AND FoCR
HOURS TINE SAVED.
Travellers going from New Orleans Memphis, Humhol,
GAINESVILLE and Nashville Tenn and Columbus and Bowling
Green, KY, will
FOUR HOURS IN TIME AND FIFTYTHREE NILES IN
D. DISTANCE,
By buying tickets Memphis the Mississippi Teuns
see Railroad.
Also, opoints the Mississippi river above Memphis or
points Arkansas, line of the MeInpns Little Rock
Railroad, for the interior Of the State.
NAILS AND PASSENGER TRAINS leave the, New Or.
leans jackson and Great Northern Railroad Depot daily at
A. NJ and arrive at Grenada Al 50 A NJ, Mt Memphi. at
A. NJ, connecting with the Memphis Ohio Rail-
road and arriving ut Nashville at Ii P NJ the evening
Daily Line OF STEAMBOATS, leaves the wharf at Mem
phis for soins the Mssissjppi North Fort Pill
low, New Madrid and Columbus, Ky.
THROUGH FARE TO MEMPHIS, S14 30
Be ask Tickets via the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad to Memphis
.... NILES MERIWETHER, .
g." 20 " Chief Engineer and General Superintendent
F. $. RICHARDS. General Traffic Agent. ., d. II
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y y Imports. IA sSaHSt8 III u
COAST Per schr Louisa-2 hhda, sugar lS7 bbls
4molasses Montg omery y White, 81 n
f CpASF FER sebr Mary Ann II hhdslsugar rs
bulls mo lasseas Geo Ut quhafE sss ii Isl.
Res ssoop Boiona 40 hhdssngar . I
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.


s-P TIT, rtzzszzsszzxy1 OFFICE N. o. JACK
sas1es ieE@ElsoN AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. 81, s.a-..s,.n sp
On and after SUNDAY. the l5th instant, the Pas,. r
Trains on this Road will leave New Orleans at A. Nj.
?. ". The Morning Train connects with the Mississippi Cen
tra and the Evening Train with the souhern for Mobile
"' .N rs WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent.
New 0rleHDs December ~, 1851. ~ d25 If
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JNINES,WINES. ETC. 9"E
w CLARET-sU0 cases Kleppers Margaux.
: 500. - *. st. Esephe. ratE
400 .. ST. Julien.
ALE-360 casks Marzetti's East India Pale. r
- 100 -. E. L J. Hibbert's East India Pale.
4 rs :. Bass ~, -. :. .
PoRTER-l6oo CASKS t. 4 j. Hbterts London Stout.
% u & lN9s BOO y, Marzetti7s - = =. :,
sHERRY-40 x casks Harmony Nephews ne
WHISKY-75 bbls. Old bourbon.
slszst& IS =. Rye. s-'1
PuNGH-l39 boxes Batavia ArrRc. ....
For sale by s. WOLFF,
ielG cor. Grsvier and New levee streets,
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SF JOHN GALPIEh has the pleasure -s9s432~ u
q intsInang his friends and the
public generally s he ready reeefve ana endsfan
them N Big new 81 door Is thc
corner street. the entire aaision
.snsiye sesos,neasiQEss Besides ne
O'Clock A. Nj until II r II, advertiser has
Der Of for private parties Families parties On
plcaon above be supplied With OF
re mArkst either rey table
has always been extended him the them
thar will be his earliest TO the fullest easae
ton to these who may favor hun with their orders.
d5 tfh2tw .sSGss 4 tsss .IDHN33ALPIE.
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-. 81. $3.50 !. : - q. =. ].
{{ ri WAAINEAsAalAsIf~ ~SJEEslllALs
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s;ts " Na tiiy ,fians JAN t 7.issa d
4 Common Council Of te city OF New oriens>
b sasss ses
That the: 81 and Landings Of
sR ana sa ass m MIN s
e''S' fsisnedl -....o SIP, psLABAReE,
.. President pro lem. Reard Of Aldermen
President pro ton. Board Of Asssan, Aldermen
t.2s :! 5ssass5 5oHA = MONROE A.zs Or
Rsor rha, the stree, Commissioner bs and he is sssv
IS ts z sys hs as Hgsa sq"s properly
', so Signed !. 7. bs i ~.
President PRO len. Board Of Assistant Atsermen
~ zszs7 AS1see; sl.se-
Ro!sel That the corpmissiSaer be and hes hereby
oa % 4 f pse s
81 signedl @ -t'@1A S. p. DEIaBARRE,
@ President ,sm IN Board AZ. 9. Aldermen
A. AYp5syed Janaatyli 1867. ,o,., nassos ,,
79l7- --S--ss
~ ia SS,ssa #,@u a4FENo 5S77.l ayr
7,eyo,ss5 That na,;, -, 10 n; IL ,a,aa - r
Boers Ia aeet en,ne on lila ihsrso tas
i, III snara os,d Is ~ ~ @ NV,
dnanees and 10 ens nr;n H., naasn, , If th W
csonnciI w ~ ~ 'A4r '''s p'e"'u'' Vi TIC oon'n''
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fsio,.d1 ~ u st,. = P Sar " 'ueHlei'
President pro tenn Board Of Assault Aldermen
a,,ro,ad Jan,,atg Il ~ 1sfa y Nsa1p 1Aae'iheA'
;nttS H 'iS l55ed IL 80 :rotrN n ,fnNppV M,o.
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HOdd Fellows Rest,

''VUH TEIIOWs' iSeSt.'
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Far lsll--flaicers Gardner
smith PRESIDENT s. Bouemet Treasurer Henry Bier, Sec
Ieary Daniel Merritt Sexton, Cemetery Committee
BIER DaSilvs j. A. Sylvester. Finance Commttee-Jos
West j., n, Winalow, James Furneaux. Members--A W.
Haedena'd r. W Grand Lodge j. NJ Winsow, Washington
Lodge No. g. W. Moore, Union Lodge No J. A. SyIves.
ter G1sse s. Lodge No. Ale, Orleans Lodge No II
ard Lodge No. Is; Henry Bier Hope Lodge No. IA c. G.
Bier, Delta Lodge No. Is.
and the opening Of the same must be applied for
and Lafayette streets. ' '
Prces Of Lots and YaultsRegala lots 10 feet square,
Sloy ditto by 9fee SIS Vaults doublej Stoekholdne
Iogges go; ditto TO az Others $50 single, StockholdIg
first obtained from the Secretary "
on application to T
HENRY BIER, Secretary o. F. Rest
SeheraI Relief Committee I. o. @. F.
body meets the First Friday of each month ut the
PM. : ~ - ~
D. G. RYERLY, President,
HENRY BIER, Secretary and Treasurer.
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r EVOIS Il co., j., DEALERS IN STAPLE AND
- Fsaey cry Goods corner Canal and Bourbon Streets
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sooe That the Street Commissioner and he hereby
authorized TO Instruct the for making bridges
Firkt District construct two wooden crossngsOne the
tersecon of Derbigy and Julia Streets aud the other
tersection Of Claiborne and Julia Streets
iSignedl "a - JAS. BEGGS,
s- wi President pro tem Board of Assistant Aldermen.
49, tSigredl s. T. DELABARRE. H'Ef
. President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved January u, 1862. -
: jais St lsgnedls 3 JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
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WB Mcbride. Esq, Steamer Alonzo Child; Ia. M
Dear Sir The undersig ned, citizens sef the State
81 Missouri, beg your acceptance Ct. TIE accom-
as slight Testimonials Of their esteem and regard
for you as mar, . Missonrian a friend, and
patriot. = S8ss * SS4.5s8 S5sys l.E ~
Wishing you long life, with health and enjoy
rnent we are sincerely yours. 9sgs II.
sSs G..F.JACEsoN, JNo. q. TRACEY,
s W. Shields n w. Jackson, ~ "
sss 5THoss d. Murray Nc. GooDhRTT,
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NEw oKLEASs January u, 1861.
Capt d DeIayen, steamer Alonzo Child a. Bg5
Deqr SIR The undersigned, citizens Of the
State Of Missouri, beg yonr acceptance of the
accompanying flag for your splendid boat.
it is intended as Q slight testimonial Of our re-
gard and esteem for you as a man, a Missourian; a
friend and patriot. We trust that yon may pros
per during long life, and that the Alonzo Child
may continue to float many q year on the great
Mississippi. Il s%s5s {. ~ ,s ts S 80,
j WI shall aIWays Be proud whenever, we see the
beautiful eolors of our State hung out to the breeze
from her flagstaff. Sincerely yours
l5643SaE C.. r. JACKSON, ". SHIELDs, {Sm
THos. ii. sAfuRRAY, 3 JoHS r. TRACEY,
, W. S.JAcKsoN, 4 MIC. GoopLET, ~
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Assccidents willhappen in veil regulated a
SN0"e NA' S'"'oN''H way ioi ~
airing Farniturs, Toys orocxesy etc.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05
[PunLIc-No. 1861

AN ACT to prescribe an oath of office, and for
other purposes.
Be il enacted By tie Senate and House Of Repre-
ssntaiives of Me United States Of AmeTiea an Con-
gress assembled That hereafter every person cleo
led or appointed to any office of honor or profit
under the Government of the United States, either
in the civil, military, or naval departments Of the
public service, excepting the President OF the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05

United States, shall; before entering upon the
duties of such Office, and before being entitled ID
any of the salary or other emoluments thereof,
take and subscribe to the following oath or atr.
nation /, a b, do solemnly swear Tor affirm
that have never voluntarily borne arms against
the United States since | have been citizen
thereof; that have voluntarily given no aid,
countennnce, counsel, or encouragement TO per-
sons engaged in armed hostility thereto; that
have neither sought nor accepted nor attempted
to exercise the functions of any office whatever
under any authority or pretended authority in
hostility to the United States; that have not
yielded voluntary support to any pretended
Government. authority Power, or Constitution
within the United States, hostile or inimical there
TO. Aud do further swear Tor affirm) that, to
the best of my knowledge and ability, will sup.
port and defend the Constitution OF the United
States against all enemies, foreign and domestic;
that | will bear true faith and allegiance to the
same; that take this obligation freely, without
any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and
that will well an d faithfully discharge the du-
ties of the office on which am about to enter, 80
help me Cod" which said oath, so taken and
signed, shall be preserved among the files OF the
court, House of Congress, or Department to
which the said Office may appertuin. And any
person who shall falsely take the said oath shall
be guilty of perjury, aud on conviction, in addi-
tion to the penalties now prescribed for that Of
fence, shall be deprived of his office and rendered
incapable forever after of holding any office or
place under the United States.
Approved, July ,, 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05
H A RID w A r E.
G. A. RoDN EY,
suoorssoR TO H. @. DASxlNa,
No. 2O4 Market street,


Importer and Dealer IN american and Foreign
HdrdWare.
II. DIssT0N's HAND, PANEL, CIRCULAR and other
sAND@ioI CO.'S CUT TAoKs BRADs, SHOE
NAILS, &c.
WIN. BEATTY 4 SONS AXEs, HATCnETs and
EDGE TOOLS.
AMERICAN SCREW GoMpANY's GIMLET POINTED
RUSSELL 4 ERWIN MANUFACTURING coMPANY's
LOCKS, LAToHEs. &c, &c,
FITCH MANUFACTURING CoMPANY's CABINET and
PADLOCKS
CUMBERLAND NAIL AND IRON coMPANY's CUT
and CIlNCH NAILS aud SPIKES
o. AMES SONS SHOvELS and SPADES.
JENNtNG & PuGHS AU0ER bits.
WILLIAM BUTCHERS CHISELS and PLANE BITS.
NEW ENGLAND BUTT COMPANY's BUTT HINGES
and SAD IRONS, Se.. &c.
H. G.. STEPHENS 4 co.'s BOXWOOD RULES.
BALDWIN TOOL COMrANY's BENCH and MOULDING
PLANES.
SpENCEItS and MOSS and CANDLES FILES and
RASP5.
BUILDERS AND sRELF HARDwARE,-a full assort-
ment.
All of which are offered at low prices.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05
TPupLIo-No. l03. I

AN ACT to incorporate the Guardian society ana
reform juvenile offenders in the District of
Columbia.
Be il enacted 5y the Senate and House Of Repre-
seltatipes Of the Unded States Of America IN Con
qress assembled, That Amos Kendall, John NJ.
Brodhead, Zenas C. Robbins, Sayles J. Bowen,
Nehemiah d. Northrup, Benjamin u. French,
Joseph Bryan, Peter NJ. HiginbOtham, Thomas
G. Jenner, David W. Heath, James r. Barr,
Matthew Waite, Samuel A. II. McKim, John N.
Nourse, and Stephen Prentiss, and their asso-
ciates and SUCCESSORS, being members of said
society, by paying into its treasury the sum OF
two dollars annually, or life members, by paying
fifty dollars at one time, or ten dollars annually,
for six years, are hereby Incorporated and made
n body polite by the name Of the " Guardian
Society,"" for the purpose OF encouraging ana
aiding impartially such of the poor, the igno-
rant and the vicious, as can be induced to make
such efforts as they ought for the improvement
of their condition, and by that name shall have
perpetual succession, with the power TO use a
common seal, to sue and be sued, TO plead and
to be impleaded, in any court of the United
States, to collect subscriptions, make bylaws
and rules needful for the government OF said
corporation not repugnant TO the laws OF the
United States may have, hold, and receive real
and personal estate by purchase gift, or devise
may use, sell, or convey the same for the pur-
| Doses anu Dtnthb VI ntlu puIdNuh1 sANNSe
such officers and teachers as they may deem ne.
cessary @prescribe their duties, and fix then
compensation.
Sec 2. Aad be il further enacted, That the,
may, at their discretion, receive into house Of
industry provided by said society any minors
under the age of eighteen years, who shall be
convicted of any crime, offence, or misdemeanor
other than such as are capital or punishable BY
Imprisonment for life; and such persons sbal
be committed by the court or magistrate befor'
whom the conviction shall be had, to said house
of industry, with an alternate sentence to th'
iail or penitentiary of the District of Columbia
| II the trustee decline to receive or keep them
and to the commitments shall be annexed thu
names and residences Of the witnesses examined
and the substance of the evidence given.
Sec. 8. Aa9 be il further enacted, That thu
court may, with the consent of accused persons
or their parents or guardians in writing, arres
proceedings at any time and commit them to th'
house of industry.
Sec. 4. Aaa be IL further enacted, That tn
trustees may receive any children at the reques
Of the parents or guardians, or next friend, o
the mother, if tho father be dead, or hos aban
doned his family, or does not provide for thei
I support, or is an habitual drunkard; such pa
rents, guardians, or next friend, or mothe
making a written surrender of such children.
| Sec. g. And be IL further endcted, That tn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05
Approved, July l, 1862.
fPuumc-No. 1O2.
AN ACT for the relief of William B. Dodd and
.nlhnra

IPuBllC-No. lO2.
AN ACT for the relief of William b. Dodd and
others.
Be Il enacted By Me Senate and House Of Repre-
sentqtipss Of The United States Of America IN Con-
gress assembled, That the Secretary of the Trea
sury be and he is hereby directed to pay out of
the appropriation to complete the road from
Mendoza to the big Sioux river, contained in the
act approved March third, eighteen hundred and
fifty live, entitled An act making appropria-
tions for the support Of the army for the year
ending the thirteth of June, eighteen hundred
and fifty.six, and for other purposes" into the
hands of Horace Austin, of Saint Peter, Mime
sofa, who is hereby appointed a commissioner to
dispose of the same, the sum of three thousand
two hundred and seventy dollars, the same
having been estimated for in said appropriation,
and being for completing part of said rond, to
be paid out by him as follows, to wit; The said
commissioner shall give notice 10 all persons
having claims against william b. Dodd for labor
or materials furnished in the construction Of said
road, by publication in q newspaper of general
circulation in the neighborhood where said road
is situated, for ninety days, and by posting writ
ten or printed notices in three public places in
ench county through which said road passes, to
present and prove their claims within the ninety
DAYS aforesaid and all such claims, so presented
and proved within the time limited, he shall pay
to the parties respectively, and the residue, after
the liquidation of such claims, and the payment
of the expenses OF this commission, he shall pay
to the said William d. Dodd.
Approved, July ! 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05

interest thereon, shall be applied, directly or
Indirectly under any pTetenee whatever, to the
Purchase, erection, preservation, OF repair oil
any building or buildings.
( Third. Any State which may take and claim
the benefit of the provisions of this act shall
provide, within five years, at least not less than
one college, as described in the fourth section
of this act, or the grant to such State shall
cease; and said State shall he bound to pay tho
United States the amount received OF any lands
previously sold, and that the tide 10 purchasers
under the State shall be valid.
Fourth. An annual report shall be made re-
garding the progress Of each college, recording
any improvements aud experiments made, with
their cost and results, aud such other matters
including State industrial aud economical sta
tistics as may be supposed useful QUE copy OF
which shall be transmitted by mail free, by each,
to all the other colleges which may be endowed
under the provisions of this aot, and also one
copy to the Secretary of the Interior
Fifth, When lands shall be selected from
these which have been raised to double the
minimum price, in consequence of railroad
grants, they shall be computed to the States at
the maximum price, and the number OF acres
proportionally diminished.
Sixth. No State while in condition of re-
bellion or insurrection against the Government
of the United States shall be entitled to the ben
eft of this act.
Seventh. No State shall be entitled TO the
benefits of this act unless it shall express its
acceptance thereof by its Legislature within
two years from the date Of its approval by the
President.
Sec. 6. ARd be il further enacted, That land
scrip issued under the provisions of this act
shall not be subject to location until after the
first day of January, one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty. three.
Sec Z. And be il further enaeted, That the land
officers shall receive the same fees for locating
land scrip issued under the provisions of this
act, is now allowed for the location of military
bounty land warrants under existing laws; Pro-
Didea, Their maximum compensation shall not
be thereby increased.
Sec. s. And be il further enacted, That the
Governors of the several States to which scrip
shall be issued under this act shall be required
to report annually to Congress all sales made of
such scrip, until the whole shall be disposed Of,
the amount received for the same, and what ap-
preparation has been made of the proceeds.
Approved, July ., 1862.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-05
fpnnL1c-No. 1Ol.l

AN ACT to provide for the appointment of an
Indian agent in Colorado Territory.
Be ii enacted bg tie Senate and House Of Repre-.
seniatiues Of The United STATES of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the President be and is
hereby authorized to appoint, by and with the
consent of the Senate, or during the recess there
of aud until the end Of its next session after
such appointment, an agent for the Grand River
and wintah bands of Indians, in the Territory of
Colorado, at salary of fifteen hundred dollars
per annum.
ApproYed, July l, 1862.