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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-23

|. 0. o F--on Friday evening last, NJ.
w. Grand Master, Joseph Pyle, Of The
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows, assisted
by u. w. Grand Representative Enos II .
Jefferson, II. w. Grand Secretary, Edward
Mclntire, and II. W. Grand Marshal, VIM
II. Foulk, instituted Il Degree Lodge, ut
Newark, Delaware, under the tiilo Of
Washington Degree Lodge. No. O." At
the conclusion Of the ceremonies, the Grand
officers partook Of a sumptuous repast which
had been provided for them BY the fraternity
Of that village.
PustTc SALE or ss457 Crr, LoAN.-will
be sold ut Public Sale on Wednesday, the
18th day Of December, 1864 at D o'clock,
Z. NJ, in the City Hall, the following
Wilmington City loan:
$4,000 due 1868.
1907 =" 1869.
1875 1870.
1880 1872.
Hl9.s $50 d" 1873.
1000 1876.
This loan is a good investment, aud tho at.
lention Of the public is solicited.
WM MoCAULLEY 4 Co.
d. I. RicgARDs, Auct,
dec. 3.2t.
LECTURE OF WENDELL PHIILlrs, at lnsti.
tutee Hall this friday evening, nj o'clock
LECTURE or Hon. SuHUYLgR CoLFAx, at
Institute Hall Tomorrow Saturday evening
at o'clock.
Tickets for course OF six lectures, 81 .25.
See advertisement in another column.
GentIemen'A Hats.
All the latest styles at CHARLES oAKPoRD 4 SONS.
Continental Hotel. Philadelphia
RErosr Of the Treasurer of Ladies' Committee
o. The Delaware State Association, from Nov. 4,
1868, to Nov. "a, 1864.
1868. RECEIPTS.
Nov. Bal. on hand, $2T6. 90
Proceeds Of Taylors slereuplison, $l63 so
rrooseda Of Hildehrand & LewiB' Ex. 1863.
Bal. Of Funds from Soldiers Festival
CON. tbro DR.. Harlan, Chairman, l0l.75
Proceeds Mrs. Jones' Lecture, S7.aO
froceeds Com. Foote'S Exhibition, 1850
Donation from "a Gentleman" 90
Donation from Joseph Msndenball,
Donation from Mrr. J. p. Gilli., 6
donation from Capt. Ezekiel Alexander, 10
Donation from Del. State Association, 200
ponation from A. h. Woolsfou, 81
Donation from eundries, 9.74
- $lOG6.l9
ia EXPENDITURES.
E1ps ses Of Tsylor's Stereopticop, $3.50
Expenses Of Hildebrand 4 Lewis Er. l4.75
Materials for articles for sau. Fair, Ava, 26
Making 2l3 Shirts, 6396
Making 81 Pairs Drawers, 1880
Milking 240 Haudkerchiefs, 10
Making 3s Pairs Slippers, 900
Making 2Ss Towels, 6.s9
Yarn for Mlttsus 4 Stockings. ls.s5
vrooerles Tor Soldiers an their nmilies, So Va
Supplies to Soldiers families lOI rs
Stationery for Soldiers, $40
Tobacco for S,lders, IL "a
Materials for SildieIs slippers. 22.7l
Funeral Expenses Of Soldiers child. ZOO
Freight and BoAes, 1859
mashing' $40
Fuei' care OF room and snndfies, 23.86
$9i4. .OG
Nov. IA, 1894, BA' on hand, i62. .is
$l061. 10
JULIA 9. DIckERsoN,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-23

ggsIleA' amd & hIl1rens Hats
'sael .r,st a, nAGLis 0AKF0RD a SONS, Cont
n'htt! Hotel phiiad, phia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-23

Clcaks at cost 10 close out tho stuok
wa II. IiYpH, agent,
Manafacturer Of Hoop Skirts and Cioaks,
69l Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-23
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
PETROLEUM
JilyaN L.a. ...1& j. IA
COMPANY.
Organised under tho Laws of Now York
TRUSTEES.

teei " TRUSTEES. raH
FRANCIS a. PALMER prssiisai Broadway Bank. New
Yn'k.
NATHAN RANDALL, gE Errsslisnt uul.ed otatss F.i..
graph Company. New YORK. -T1 -
ALBERT II. NIcoLAY, CT Albert IL. Nls,ay A Co. sn.
are add AuctOnsers. "a William st., NY.
EUGENE J. JACK or, CT rolhsmlu, A J.ea.,o. Ran.
'Ts 4nd BF0Asr', - Exchange Place. MY.
KDpuND C tTEpMLE. Fscrc.,ry Esw YORK P.tS,.um
h'oek Board and Broker. 81 RsOaa St, MY
ANDREW AEuAFFEY. Philadelphia.
ERAHcIs a. GOODWIN. pli.a.lglla.
ROBERT cLARKsoN, Of Clsrkson = Co. Dsslsss. tsI
soa'h Third stsset. PhiadslrhIA.
JAMES NJ CLARKE, OH City. Phll.dslphta.
P,SfdsnL
AlBBaT NIcoLAY, Nsv E,rb
RGs PrsHdfnf
ANDREW SRHAsTEy, Of rLilads,1hls.
hsasvrSr,
a. v STOUT. Prs'dsp, shos And JsAtAsr Bank, ". y.
a 'if sssrssrs.
RDAuNp c. sTBpNAM.
cS4Rsd,
WILLIAM Il. ANTHoH, hsw Fosh.
ADAM c. BLLia. New York
Ras'srs,
ssoR AND LKATHsR BAak, Rev Fssk.
eLAHKsoN q co. Philadelphia
OFFICES OF TEE COMPANYs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-23

lags for gen. service, ! (cach ? guns IA
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. "a 66G
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-23
The Money Market.

u X. h. ltobinsOn X Co., Bankers, corner Of
rout'h an'i Market streets. report the following
qu0tAtonF, at four O'Clock yester,Iav.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-23
H.nhio., r.,,.n

, Tho IATgehl assoTtmsntai CHARLES OAKF0nD \ so
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-23

All the latest styles at CHARLES oAKPORD 4 SONS,
Continental notsl Philadelphia
RErosr Of the Treasurer Of Ladies' Committee
Of The Delaware State Association, from Nov. 4,
1868 to Nov. IA 1864
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-23

Latest styles at CHARLES oAKFoRD SONS, ooa,l.
Lgntal Hotel, PhadslphiA
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:. B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is pnbiished every Saturday, at SO rer
Annum, pay able IN advance. -. -.
: :: Terms for Advertisements reasonable .
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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-23

WHO cannot keep lis own secret, ought
No. 70 complain # another tells it,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-23

The undersigned merchants mechanics and
traders at Bannock City, Boise county, in or
der to effectually check the continual de-
crease in the value of the dust of this locality.
which depreciation is owing to the importa-
ton OF dust from Florence, Oyhee and other
localities and mixing it with Boise dust.
agree that after Monday the 24,h day Of Jan.
next, we will not take gold dus. at more than
its actual value; and that all dust must be
thoroughly cleaned.
Boise dust at So per OF.
Florence 70
Oyhee 10
and dust from other places at whatever it
proves 10 be worth by assay
Newhouse & Sheeline, Ben Cohen,
A. Hnman & Co., c. B. Jacquemin
|. ID Huntoon, Carter & Co.
ngersol!,Adams&Co., Friendly & Fox,
Wei 4 Redlic, G P. Newell,
E. Pollock & Co., NJ. Seidner,
J. w Wood & Co.. w. II. Kennedy
RoSenbaum & Cohen, Mill re BernsteI.
f. Strouse & Bro. B. Atkins & Co.,
Il. Iregasks, W. f. Irwin,
Smith & Stems, B. CLAYTON,
Robertson & Co., &c. HIldreth,
Elkins & Sailing, Oser & Smith,
Phillips & Thornbury, J. McAnlif,
Schwr,z, Bro. & Co., T. P. Fitzgerald,
o. w. Peterson x Co. NJ. Levy.
u. Z. Merritt, Isaac Deitz,
NJ. Morganstine, Brand & Haas.
Heron &, Pitts, H. Mcfarland.
F. c. Poujade, d. G. Patterson & Co.
}. A. Dawson, c. Klane,
McCarver & Clark, IN. Owen,
w. Townsend, Sidney Roberts,
Z. Jacobs & Co., Geo. Stills & Co.
Robe & Bush, Drussell & Markham,
Ross & Robe, n, N. Saylor,
Nj. Rosenberg, w. I. VOORHEES,,
Pinney &, Stearns, A. B. Moore & Co,
Philips & Co., Highly & Co.,
II. MyreS, Ms. Parker,
Armes & Billups. I. Wilson & Co.
Wells, Fargo & Co., NJ. J. Rosenthal,
+ Frankel C. Biaszcowen,
w. Ganey. F. Kramer & Co..
6. w. Simpson, Prayer & Bro.
I. H. W arren, Bonnell &, Miller,
Lazarus&, Bro, d. Lindner
}. II. Harris, kemptner &, Platchak,
BaRnock City, January 18th, 1854.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-23

4er to act as judge of said district during
such absence, sickness or disqualified
ton, and do any act that may be necessary
and proper for the holding Of said court, IN
GLIDING the appointment Of clerk, and the
designation Of seal, in all cases when there
is no clerk or seal
SEC. II. Whenever it shall so hanpe1
that the judge Of district court shall not at
tend at the commencement of the session OF
the said court, or at the time appointed on
any adjournment thereof, to open and adjourn
the said court in person, the Judge may. lv a
written order to the clerk, adjourn the court
from time to time, as the case nav REQUIRE.
TO any time or times antecedent to the next
stated term of said court, and all suits, ac-
tons, wrItS, processes, recognizanceS, and all
other proceedings, pending in such court
shall have day and be returnable to, and
heard, tried and determined, at such adjourn
ment, or adjournments, in the same manner.
and with the same effect, as if the said court
had been duly opened and held at the COM
mencement of such session, or any other day
appointed therefor, and all persons bound or
required to appear at said court, either as
Jurymen, witnesses, parties, or otherwise, shall
be bound and required to attend at such adj
Journment, or edjournments, accordingly -
PROVIDED, That in such absence of the Judge,
the clerk may adjourn the court from day to
day, without an order, for any period not ex-
ceedlng one week.
SEC. ID. Each judicial district shall have
an appropriate seal, to be procured by the
clerk thereof, under the direction of the Judge.
And the clerk of the supreme court shall pro-
cure an appropriate seal for the same, under
direction of the judges thereof, or a majority
of them.
SEC. IA. The rules of pleading, practice
and of all other proceedings, both I
in civil and criminal cases. in the district
courts shall be the same as those in force in
The Territory of Washington on the first day
IF December, eighteen hundred and sixty
hree, till otherwise provided by law.
SEC. Is. In all cases of murder and felo-
~, each of the three judicial districts of this
Territory shall be considered but one county.
md persons accused may be indicted, tried,
nd punished at any places of holding court
n the district in which the offense was com
nitted, which is most convenient, or where
curt may first be held, after the arrest ofthe
fender.
SEC. Is. This act to take effect and be in
orce from and after its approval by the gov
rnor.
Passed the House of Representatives De !
ember 10th, 1868.
Passed the Council December 18th, 1868. d
JAMES TUFTS,
Speaker Of House of Representatives.
JOSEPH MILLER,
President of the Council.
APPROVED December 18th, 1868.
WILLIAM B. DANIELS. r
Acting Governor of Idaho Territory. :
.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-23

For A SORE 1HRoAT.-The best remedy
we have found for a sore threat is, on retirin
to rest, to rub on the outside little Volatil
Linimenl and swallow >lowly few drops o
paragoric letting it dissolve in the saliva, and
sp cad along down the infa ned parte. Tn
liniment is generally sufficient alone. Vola-
tile Liniment is simply mixture Of sweet
oil and aqua ammonia Called liquid bars
horn.) These are put in vial and shaken,
using such proportion as to form a semi-liqud
soap. An ounce or two can be got Cheap Y
at tn druggists, and if tightly corked, it vii
keep for months. Rub it with the fingers.
We find nothing better than this for screnes
of the chest or joints, or for lameness, SIT
neck, etc.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-12

freedom, and let crowns and kings,
thrones and despots tremble as we
pass. Will you with Mcclellan cry
" cease firing or will you with your
President say, no compromise with
traitors? Will you with Mcclellan
and Miles evacuate the heights or
will you with Abraham Lincoln, Grant
Sherman and Sheridan hold the height
hold the ferry, hold the Union, hold
the free Government of your fathers
and the respect of the civilized world.
The prospect is glorious, the prodigal
son that left his fathers house, has
spent his fortune in T. oting' and rebel
lion. He has lost his territory he
has lost his slaves, he has last his
Nicksburg, his Port Hudson, his Mis-
sissippi. his Fort Morgan and his At
lanta. lie has lost his cotton, his
corn, and his salt and soon max d and
starving, he will be coming back,
then We will go out and meet him and
cry "pc ce then we will kill the fat
ted calf, and there will be joy in the
Land, SUCH as was never known be-
fore. My Democratic friends swim
the river of your party prejudice
which separates you from your coun-
try: Come over and rejoice with
your wounded brother on that great
day.
Come out to the election, you have
given the soldier vote, come anc
vote with him. You can form a line
of battle here II thousand mites from
danger, and give them "A support
that will cheer their hearts until they
will shout for joy, will you do this, OIL
will you vote so that the cheer shal
90 in hcll-born shout from the ranki
of the enemies?
Come out to the election, you pro
fess to believe in the Bible, fetch il
along, if you cant find ticket pu
the 90 d book in the ballot box, ev
cry line of it is for Abraham and the
Union, no compromise with rebel an
gels, but reward to the faithful
Peace on earth, good will towards
men," Come out to the election, yol
have the best Government on eartl
help your Chief Magistrate to pre-
serve it. Are you in favor of thi,
Union, vote for Abraham who is fight
ing for it every day. Are You in fa
vor Of peace then vote to conquer
the enemies of your country. Dc
you Wish to live an honorable life anC
die an honorable death, then vote tt
preserve the honor of your nation.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-12
The Election.

The election passed IF quietly, so far
as we have heard. The returns are in
complete, but sufficient is received to war
rent us in saying that the county has been
carried by the Union party on the homc
vote How the majorities viii be swellod
when the soldiers are heard from, all can
imaeine.
The following are the returns as far as
heard from. Democratic majorities
Mercer. 4 Butler, A; Summit, 100i
CIearfeld, 113; Jackson, 50; Forward, IS;
Bor Butler, sc; Centervlle, !. Rcpub-
lican majorities: SliPperyrock, q; Wash
ngton 80; Parker, II; Concord, 70
Fairview, II; Connoquennessjng, 4j
Penn, Il. The county is good for tive
hundred on the home vote.