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WANTS..

0N0 MEN WANTED for the Ith Regular
SOO Cevsry. Pay, in addition 20 rstIons md
clothing, els 20 e2l per month,
kremium eald 70 oltsens or soldiers for each
For further Information sp,ly at the ate oamv Of
the TeElmnePt' Camp Clifbuins. 2lst street, WssA-
js ai-Im Ii.u.. Ith csv.lry, RscruIrs Ofio:r.
WANTED TO RENT-From Sept mber lat,
W well furnished HOUSE, IN q central location;
not less than II rooms; preferred near the Capitol
Address Box 1s, Star Ofioe. jySu
Il FOSE In want of Employment Of any kind
voG d better CAL on the new INrELLI6ENCE
OFFICE, No. s11 9Th street, where the bestoi
PAY viii be given 10 hrst olass Servsnts.D 4 have
evaJs applications on h1nd for good COOKS, Llun
dresses w alters and Seamstre sses
Also, for TounE Men to wait on tables IN private
families or hotels. FARM HANDS vsntod. Em-
sIoJers wsna oil good help Will hnd it to their ai
N. B. HOUSES wanted. The bes, of tenant,
Above.
H-ly NE MILLER,
WthhsTNEbpETTWSss ETS y s,H are ! pev ssyivFE sEG9NR
DING, for which We are payir. the hirhsss
sssh prices. Families declining nous 81 rE On
having asrprs OF furniture. viii And il to tisiT
a&fsntsSs 70 give zs ca:
isli-r Ne. s6S Ith It. S.tv. ana .l..
WAkyED-Everyp person TO know that am IN
w the market. ready 10 pay cash for ell Ttoles
eity, OF having surplus, viii do well 70 call. n.
BuCHLY, GAS seventh at, between . and n sts :,
nitaro. noUn
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nEPAIyMENT or STATE,
~ WAsnISsroH, J1nsAzy IS, iSs,.
She Secretary Of State viii hereafter r.c,Iv,
Member OF Co.gres On business on ssturd,v,.
soHmensiIS win Saturday, The frt Of ,er,
1eHth.
tsl H-u WILLIAM sEuIup
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To be Good HOOKING,

OLD FACES MADE TO
LOOK YOUN6 AND
BEAUTIFUL.
You may obtain q hand
come complexion, ex empt
nom PimPles, Blotches,
TO-, BY using
DIR. TuMBLE7Y,S
PlMPLE
BANlShER,
Price, el Per bottle.
Sent By matt or express
70 any address.
Omoe-No. IL Wash
inrton Building, Pennsyl-
yanlh avenue, corner Of
ton, ID. G.
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u DIR. JOHNSTON,
DALTIm M O X X
n n n mn n n

Has d''eorsrsdths naOST Csrtais, Speedy a.d s.g,
EfsctHdl Renssdy - tks Void
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDRNcr
LET NO FALSE DELLcAcY PREFENr.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY
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DROPOsALS FOR LEAD.

PROPOSALS FOR LEAD.
Ordsases QHes, War Dsyartnrss., D
WAsHINeToN, Nav 20, 1850.
PROPOSALS will be received By this Departmeut
until p m. on the evening of the lth of June FOR
the delivery 1t the following Arsenals, ss soon a.
5000 TONS OF LEAD. a. tol,ox,.
At the Wstervllet Arsenal, West Troy, New
AZ he N,S 81 York Arsenal, Governors Island,
AZ the al AdIssasny Arsenal, Pittsburrh. PennsyI-
A. A. tns st. Louis Arsenal. st. Louis, Missouri,
The lead must be 6alens. or othsr an.r,,r
St.l5SrrE' or son English, Of the most approved
Pro.3.als viii be received for lots OfsoO tons and
Bdds5s Ei!l state explicitly the time and amount,
Failure to dsliver at . specified time win sub-
be delivered at that time "a ''Ae eiaosn' W
Parties, obtaining contra cts will be reSuired to
sItsT INTO oonos with proper securities for its
rejeot any bid. ) fr''' 70 " ''seh 'ne hSns 70
fIopo.als, win be addressed % foIlovs. Sem
y. G3 ana should bs endorsed "PreDossis Tor
2 a. ,ffal
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81. O. HOOD

Omoe-No. IL Wsshington Building, Pepns,i-
ton, ID. G.. 'ivJ ~
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The suanrIty Of lead rec eired !, the .bo;ys y; 1. a.
yeisisemons - reduced 70 one third Of the above
maklns fas as proposals ID extended 10 the sth OF
Ansgs1 " io'S' - 80 Jas. w, RIPLEY.
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USE THE PIMPLE BAN 2
pounds Of healthy fiesh Ser mon h
by unng Dr. TsssbIstys Pimyls
moving Pimplel, Blotches. &e..S
Tan, Freokies. SGllovness and eli ~
Impurities and roughness Of the -
aLln, leaving the same blooming
with beauty. Aftsi
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MARRIAGE.

MkEEup PElsoNs, or Young Men eouteu,l,-
unE ntIrlafe, being aware Of physical wssflsss.
DE who Places himself under the care Of Dr., j
may relylously oonhde in hIs honor A. a sentsm. n
and coIndenty rely upon his skill Gs ,bysloixn
OFFICE Ne SOUTH FREDERIcK ST
let hand SIDE going from Baltimore street fev-
doors irom the o0rnoT. taii not 70 observe uama
STAMP. N~-s~AA .
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HenbeT OF The, RoJEl CO. .le.e Of Surgeons. Lon
2on, fraIHhte from one Of the most eminent Co,
Th0se NE mas teen ESert IN tbs hoGp!tals a;
LONDON, PAris, hllsdel 7hi& and else shere ha,
enecteo some OF The moSI astonishing cure n AZ
woe ever Known mtLy uCubled with rlnfIux ir
tne hetC ara err when asl6eR; EreAt DerVous-
ness with be< uent blushIag, attended sometIma<
ulth arrangement OF nlad, were cured Imnie1l-
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Effeoltlly who have become the victim, ~ saI,
taTy Vice, thst dreadful and destrrctIve bSbif
Nhloh tnnuAly sweeps q an untimely fTayr tSop-
aadds of Young hUa Of the m0sI ex.ltsd taI,gt,
an9 orL. Az laLelect, VIE might 9TH e. Wiae hSVs
enrAUoeo nstenluE Senates With the thundeTt %
elosueSee or vaked 70 eosIxoE tne Twin, I,,s 80
n2l Win fIil oOn6dancA- -e -IaNs A--.I
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Wesfness in the Back, strioturss, A6eot,on, a,
the h!dneys Snd Bladder, lEroluntarY 0isohSrrs..
psPsN, LanEuor, Confusioe Of Ideas, PsIpitstioa
OF the Heart, Low Spirits, TimicIty, Trenbiin ~.
Head, Throat, Nose or SKIN, AreotIons of tbs
Lungs, stomach or Bovels-these terribIe dis,
orders trsint IRON Solitary Habits OF Noutb-
these Dreadful and Destructive Prsctioe. Uhicb
isndeT Marriage im1osslbie, and DESTROY bots
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-22

theological malice, aud without abusing the de-
nominations who held 1t. His nature was 100
gentle for any kind of violence; but as he ueaN
forth his arguments, | could see by the approving
nods and winks that went around, how well the
loyers Of pOlemics were titllaied with the succeas
of our side. Al other times, he would forget all
controversy excepting that between sinful men
nnd their Creator and then his elnquence took
ON a most pathetic aud persuasive power, which
was hard to resist. once heard him, at IL camp
meeting relate Instances of persecution in the
enly days of American Meihoiism, and with
what noble Christian fortilude the sufferers over
ennis heir tormenters; and ahall never forget
the looks OF that weeping assembly S"ch a
mingling al grief and joy-grief for the perree"-
rrl. and ioy for their triumphant endurance oil
pain and reproach-I have not seen among men.
II is related that when he preached the funeral
sermon Of Bishop Asbury, in which he described
the travels, labors. prvatone, aud success OF thai
Apostle of AIethodism, the congregation were
overwhelmed with feeling. But when he lii'eu
the veil, and showed Asbuiy among the immor
tails in light and glory, the emotion Uf the hear
ers became insupportable, and one ol the Ven'ra'
/ he members OF the society or ell out .--"hekel
| Hekel do stop, or you'll kill me y
Mr. Cooper lived to great age, and dltH u
phiadelplia in fall assurance of eternal nit 1t
while among men, he had been something mort
than man, il might bc said OF him that he wa
"wilhout spot or wrinkle or any such thing
Bat as he was only man in the flesh, he hecam
one of the "spirits of just men made perfect il
the day that he returned to 0od.
"No further seek his merits to disclose,
Or draw his frailties from their dread abode
(There they alike in trembling hope repose,)
The bosom of his father and his God. )"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-22
THE NEWS.

Hon. John S. Phelps, of Missouri, has
been appointed military governor of Ar
kansas and will soon leave Washington
for that State. He has full powers simi-
lar to that conferred upon Governors
.ohuson, Stanley, and Shepley, the pur-
pose being to assist the loyal people in
re establishing their Government in ac-
eordanee with the Constitution OF the
United States
ten. Ualeck has been ordered to
Washington, where, it is said, he is to be
entrusted with important military move
meuts, which will require his constant
presence in that city necessary.
At recent fight in the Indian nation,
several detachments of Kansas regiments
captured number of prisoners, a large
number of horses, ponies and cattle,
large quantity Of camp and garrison
eqnipagc, and fifty stand of arms Fiji
teen hundred loyal Indians are about join
ing our troops, Over four hundred
Cherokee and Usage Indians, who cam
into one of our camps under false pre-
tences, were taken prisoners.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-22
ff,a. r. Aocle, Asst Adj. Gen.
The Richmond Papers on Gems Pope and
Mcclellan

The Richmond Enquirer, of the l5th appears
TO he alarmed Ut the order of our War Depart
mint, concentrating the forces Of Mcdowell, Ere
nlUnl and Banks unl, Gen. Pope, anl remn Is
IL readers III that quarter that he is notorousiy
one Of the most dangerous of the Union commau-
,lers--tn officer Of great activity and d,ring, aud
is very npt to 10 unexampcd Things, n adds
that the foray into Orange county and the de-
ltrur'ion ol the railroad bridge over the l,apdAn
by the enemy. is n challenge on the part Of Pope
thar our the febel generals have now to take
uP
The Richmond Enquirer in commenting on
ihethreatenng aspect Of Gen. McGclhn's present
operations says: ave mnat again dig, dig dig,
or Mcclellan will dig into Richmond The spade
chr only DO conquered with tue spade, anl the
shovel will always defeat them"
of President Lihcoln's recent visit to the Army
Of the Potomac, the Enquirer, says: "a dirty
trio, iucolu, stanton, aud Winfield Scott, passed
by Old Poiut un Thursday lust, ta route for Nc
ClcllauJ headquarters, at Or near Berkeley. a
gentleman WIN saw the steamer whicn conveyed
th4 dirty tito Of Yankee negro stealers says there
was baud Of music gu board aud many higs
anl streluler' Il ltterng galS To the breeze.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-22

affection. attended in most private manner IN
deep mourning. Their Royal Highnesses the
Prince Of Wales, Prince Alfred, Prince Arthur
and Prince Leopold, were present An alsr
was erected in the drawing room for the cere-
mony The bride was gwen away by her nh-
ce, the reigulng Duke of SnSe CehutE uotha.
A tie conclusion of the servisa The mhle AMI
hi lpgrpom were conducted by the Lord CAain
hellnin to an adjacent apartment. The Queen
remained ill all present at the ceremony hai
wlhdrawn. aud then retired The other royal
nnd iilusuiona perPonages and guests proceeded
Ii The drawing room
=" a d,iensar wns served AT two o'clock, after
which the greatest part of her Maies'y's royal
an other visitors returned To London About
seycuty gursis sat down IL was served in a
lsrae mniquce. At about five o'clock their Roy
al l,ahnesses. Prince and Princess Louis of
lIc.sc LETT for 81 Claire. near l,ydc The suite
in attendance consi=tsdof Lady Churchill Major
General Seymour, and Captain Won Westervel-
Ter
a The Lord Chancellor and Lord Palmerston
Enrl Russell, and several other cabinet minister
we're present at tho marriage, The Earl o.
Derby, Earl of Clarendon, and several othel
persons, received special invitations The Dut'
de Nemours was present Her Majesty has beer
pleased to signify her intention of conter'nl
The rank OF Royal Iighneas on Prince Louis
| liesse"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

EplToME OF BUSINESS AND Personal
INrEl.MGENcE.--lh Wilmington Coal Gas
Company has declared dividend of two
dollars and fifty cents per share, payable on
the first of August next, 10y John A. Dun
can. Treasurer, at 2l7 Market st,
NJ. Thomas N Son. Auctionccrs will sell
the Franklin Iron Works, Real Estate
Machinery, &c., on the 26th of August at
II o'clock, noon, Mt the Philadelphia FIX
change.
Daniel Urmy adyertises that he will re-
pair Threshers, and Corn Shelters, at the
shop of VIM. r. Shaw, Pylc's Building,
Orange Street near Sixth.
j r. Woods, Pyle's Building, Orange ST.,
above Fifth, still continues the manufacture
OF the celebrated Kuhns * Haincs' Grain
Drill, which he il selling on advantageous
terms.
o. U. A. M.-The Annual meeting of the
State Council Of the Order Of United Anne
rican Mechanics of Delaware was held in
their Hall, in this city, on Wednesday eve
ming last The attendance of representatives
was large and the reports showed the Order
in this State to be in prosperous condition
The election of officers to serve the ensuing
year took place, and resulted in the choice
of the following named gentlemen:
;. o., Joseph Manciil
S. " O., James g. Pierson.
c.S, William B. Scout.
sc. r. Amor C. Mitchell.
Sc. l., James Nj. Grant.
:. g. H., Francis Walker.
$. c. r., John NJ Stewart.
Representatives to the National Counci
Jacob +, Mynich, for 3 years; VIM. B
llyland for year.
CnuNTERFEITs.- Among the new counter
iets which are going the rounds are the fol
lowing; Farmers Bank, Lancaster, Pa
lbs altered from ls cattle in water female
on The right, locomotive on the left. Banl
Of Newark, Delaware--2s spurons-yig.
men and girls harvesting, ox-team, etc.
boys and sheal on right farm on left.
RgIoIous.-By Divine permission, Elder
w. Smith, will preach at the First Baptist
Church, in King Street above Tenth, next
Sabbath, 27th of July.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-22
officers under the new Tax Bill,

The Madison Courier gives the following
analysis Of the new Tax Bill;
One assessor aud collector are to be ap.
pointed for each Congressional district by
the President, by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate. They appoint their
deputies for the various counties of their
district; the members of Congress have
nothing to do Will. it at all and will be con
trolled in their selections we suppose, by
qualifications and the manifestations OF pub
lie opinion Of the various localities.
The pay of the district assessor is three
dollars per day, except when hearing ap.
pcas, when the pay is five dollars per day.
lie rcceiyesIlso in addition one dollar for
every hundred names on the duplicate he
prepares and delivers to the district collec-
tor
The district collector receives four per
cent on the first 100000 collected III his
district, and Two per cent. on all over that
amount. There is II maximum. that no col
lector shall receive over %lO,OO0 for himself
aud adj his deputies in any district. But, in
our Western rural districts there being no
taxes on lands or town lots, or houses, OF
cattle, or grain, or incomes less than S50u
| per year. there is not much probability that
the aggregate fees Of collector and his
| hNlNtltS VIII uliouuI " NiiS NHlllG Inv bhAl
/ sum.
The district collector is responsible on his
bond for all his deputies, and makes such
arrangements as to Compensation with them
as he pleases. 1t is quite evident from The
bill, that he can not allow them over two
per cent. on which they COLLECTS na that
would leave him for his responsibility and
I labor, Just, 81 900 if Sl00,0O0 wera collected
il the district, and no more il million wer,
collected
The deputy assessors re ceiye three dollars
per day for the time actually employed il
assessing and one dollar per hundred names
for the taxpayers entered on their duplicate
How long time will be required to asses
an average county, We can not now estimate
Where large majority of the people vii
have nothing to pay, as in the West, it viii
take loss time proportionately. In manu-
featuring aud commercial localities longe
time will be required.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-22
NOTICE.

The Committee appointed by the late
Union County Convention at New Castle,
to 60 operate with onr friends in Kent and
Sussex counties in regard to the State
Convention, have agreed after eonsulta-
ton with the lower counties, to iiN the
Nineteenth day of August next as the day
for holding the State Convention, at
Dover. Saturday the ninth day of An
gust next, at p NJ, is recommended to
the several Hundreds as the time fol
choosing FIVE delegates from each Hun
dred to the State Convention, and the
Judges appointed TO hold the last Nom
ination Election are requested to be pre-
sent to assist at said meetings,
EDWARD BELTS, Sec'y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-22
Address of Gen. Fitz John Porter.

General Ftz John Porter addressed the follow
ins Older to his troops on the 9TH Instant;
H+ilyauttrs fIJM rrofisipnai irmg Co'Ps,
Camp near narrson's Landing, james k'yers
Va luly Gtp, 1852. 2.-uenerll Orders No. --
The ommanling General congratnlates the Of
ieets aud mrn Of the Fifth Corps OF the Army oil
the Potomac on the perils through which they
have 40 hunurAbly passed, and the success they
have adI4d by their valor to the glory ol our
arms in the following actions, viz;
Blttc Of Yorktown, April 9TH
Siege ul Yorktown April 9TH to Nay lih.
llAile Of New Bridge, May 9th.
Rattle of Hanover Court House, May 2ith.
Entile of MeOhahicssile, jane 10th and 97th.
laile Of Chickahomiuy, June 9th.
lintle of New Market, June aOth.
Battle or Turkey Bridge, June 3llh-
Battle Of Malvern, July LIST.
Tie regiments ani batteries engaged are en-
utlel to nscrihe on their banners these battles.
The Commanding General has 10 inform tht
corpa and to offer his congratulations with ih'
information, that he has received assurances
from the dovcrnment at Washington that the ef
tort- aud successes above mentioned have recei
| vel lis attenton md earned both approval ano
rewnItl. and further, that this reward viii hl
| un,y nppnrtiontd and bestowed ia soon AS I'M;
| will allow tile detailed reports of the operation
td lie completed, specifying the individuals of al
ranks particularly worthy Of the gratitute o
their country.
In making this acknowledgement to his owl
corps, the Commanding General cannot omit tc
include in his congratulations all those brave fel
low.soldlers whose assistance had arrived 80
timely in each of our hours of need. The brl-
grades oG Newton, Taylor and Bartlett in Frank
4 Inns corps at the battle OF Chickahonliny, thos
of Meagher aud Sicklcs, from Sumner and lleu
tztlnian. as we'll IS The division Of General Couch
which fought by our side in the glorious tight o
/ Malvern form part of all our memories of ihos
! days Dy command of
Brig Gen F. j. PonrEH,
/ ffeR r. Locls, Asst Adj. Gen.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-22
GREAT SPEECH on SALISBURY

The following verbatim extract from the
speech Of Senator Saulshnry is taken Ilsnl
the Gazette of last Friday Salisbury evi-
IDENTIFY has great head ON his shoulders il
hr wonld only keep il combed Among
other things, he said
When Alexander by conquest, became
absolute master of Thebes, he remitted to
the rhcssalians hundred talents, which
they owed to the Thebans, and that is the
origin Of this whole doctrine of coniiscaton.
io this origin Vattel traces ii, The doe
trine is worthy of its origin PuIlendorh
lays down tile doctrine that ncorpo-
ra il bella non adquirmcr and also re-
marks
"Unde 81 ciyis ali hoste captus iuerit, bona
istus, qur simul capita non fuerunt, non ad-
qoiruu er eapienti; sed ad cum perycniunt
qucmleges civies, al snccessionem vocabani
81 este naturali morte functus esset'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-22
Important from Vicksburg
REBEL RAM ARKANSAS RUNS BY OUR FLttT
She Destroys a Number of War Vessels
FEDERAL Loss UNKNOWN
REBEL LOSS TEN KILLED AMI
THIRTEEN WOUNDED.

The Crenqil (iate M4mphiel 1Rptdi, ofthi
III h int reporl4 thar The rebel ram nnl iron
clad Funboat Arkausas. IN ier command ut Cap
ain j. N. Bryan, came down from the laz'o
river on the 10th, and ran by that portion OF our
Acet which lea above Nlcksburg, successfully.
and anchored under the batteries surrounding
that city. The APPsai says the ram ran dowa
several Federal war vese4, and disabled
many more one OF unr vessels was blown up
TIE "Arkausas' is u very fOrmiuahle guuboat,
being plated with two md half iuch iron. with
the plates aud nails riVeued She has avery
heavy armament, and is furnished with two pro-
pellurs, seven feet i'll diamater, with four ling
eaeh. The loss Of the rebels is set down nj ten
killed aud thirteen wounded The Federal loss
is not hnown, but is said to have been very
heavy The Federal gunboai Denton was left
inn sinking condition.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-22
UNION PARTY NOMINATIONS.
Emancipation ami ColOnizatiO n.

.lN THE STATE OF DELAWARE AD-
NIT THAT SLAVERY DOES NOT EXIST
AS A VALUABLE SOURCE OF PRosPEEl-
ny. l ADMIT uNHRslTATlN0LY THAT
IF TO- MORROW WE COULD SUBSTITUTE
FOR THE NEGRO POPULATION OF DELLA
WARE, SLAVE AND FREE, THE SAME
NUMBER OF WHITE MEN. OR HALF TIN
SAME NUMBER OF WHITE MEN, AND GET
RID OF THE INFERIOR RACE. Our
WEALTH WOULD BE QUADRuPLED."-
Hon. James 4. Bdyard.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-22
LprnLIc RrsolrrIoN-No. 89.l


A RESOLUTION for the relief Of the officers, non
commissioned officers md priyates Of the
battalion of Marines on board the transport
Governor on the third of November, 1861.
Resoiped by Die Senate and House Of Representa-
GUes Of he UnRed States Of .ifasrica in Congress
assembled, That the sum of seven thousand one
huudred aud sixty three dollars and fifty one
cents be and the same is toreby appropriated
out Of any nouey in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated, to compensate the officers, nom
commissioned officers, and priyates who compoy
ssl the marine battalion attached to tho Port
Royal naval expedition under Flag Officer Du
Puut, for the losses of their personal elects by
the laundering of the steamer Governor, in which
the, we're embarked on the third Of November
!, t.; and hnt th. Secretary of the Navy cause
t,c -4d sum, or 60 much thereof as may be
mus .ry, 10 pc paid 10 ihem according TO the o.
tin.t,d ya,uc oi 'hei personal effects lost u the
manner alorusaid.
Approved, July IL, lsG2
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-22
GALI.ANT IL.LINnIs.

The Governor OF Illinois writes to the
President that he has one hundred full COM
panies ready for service under the recent
call for additional troops The quota Of
Illinois under this call is nine regiments.
The Governor wants to know it the Govern
ncnt will not accept the additional regiment.
Illinois gave 10 the country its present
honest and patriotic President, and now she
sends her hardy and brave sons, in greater
numbers than she is asked to do, to stand
by him in his efforts to maintain tile Iuiou
Of the States. All honor to Illinois
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-22
IprnLln RrsolrrIoN-No. ID. |

JOINT RESOLUTION providing for the distribution
of eurpns copieo Of the Biennial Register for
eighteen hundred and sixty -one among the
several bureaus in the Executive Departments.
Resoiped By He Senate and House Of Rspressatd-
tires Of The United States Of america in Congress
assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior be
and he is hereby authorized and directed to dis
tribute 10 each of the several bureaus in the
Executive Departmental one or more copies OF
the Biennial Register Tor eighteen hundred and
sixty.one and eighteen hundred and sixty two
from ths surplus copies now deposited in the In
terror Department; Provided, That the number
of copies delivered to any one bureau shall not
exceed two copies.
Approyel, lnly /, 1862.