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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-14

sent land grant map Of the change shall be filed with
the Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE within one
year after the passage OF this act.
Sec, aud De further eHdeied, That all OF the cond
tons aud limitations contained in the act to which this
act Is an amendment and not expressly changed by this
A sha attach to and wih the grants made by this
hr except as the said conditions aud limitations have
eeen moi'hed, and may horeaf or be modified by the
General Assembly ~ the State Of Iowa.
see g. AND bs It furffr tnacied That no lands hereby
granted snail be certified either or said ompaneH until
the Governor OF the state Of Iowa shall certify to the Sec
tay Of the Interior that the said company has completed
ready for the t0 stock within one year from the first
day Of July next, con Of less than twenty miles
from the present. trrn linus n the completed portion ofsAd
rail- cad, and In each year thereafter additional section
OF twenty miles; but the number Of sections per mile
originally authorized shall be certified each company
upon proof Aforesaid, Of the eompleton Of the add
onal sections Of the road aforesaid Aud upon the
failure of either company 70 complete either section A.
Aforesaid to ba annually built tho portion Of the land
and dslo.on Of the Legislature Of the sate Of Iowa to
aid In the c mpleion oftaid read.
Sec. o. And he further enaofef That all lands hera.
after certified u either OF the land grant railroads IN sad
stao and lying opposite any completed section Of such
road sha be esr,d for sale by the company 70 which
thoy shall he certified within three years from the com
peioh OF such sclon II then certified; and II not then
wiin three yeats from the date OF such eoItneAe AZ
reasonable prlcs and II not all sold within that period
then duripg the fourth year all such lands u'
sold shall bo exposed to public sale after previous notice
posted Al the county Of ths county in which such
lands f 10 susied, TO the highest bidder and In tracts
not exceeding one hundred and sixty acres each.
Approved, June ?, 1864.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-14
[PupLIc-No. 81

AN ACT to incorporate a news-boyB home.
De II fidcief BY he SeHate and House Of Represenfd.
tires o1 III UHiffd Sfes NJ Americd in Congrss nsss
bled That Joseph Henry, }. W. Rorney, Henry Beard
Sayes j. Bwen ald A. NJ Gang their associates and
successors being members Of said society by paying
its treasury the Of two dollars annually, life
terF ly paying fifty dollars time hereby ineoF-
porattd aud made body ptltc, by the name Of '1he
News-boyS ltme Of WahDgton city, for the purprse Of
froVidlug lo insF meals and instruction TO such home
less and indl.nt toys may properly under the
charge o saeh nsocAtien to provide for them suitable
home, board clothing and instruction, and IN bring them
undr Urislinn infusueei and by that shall have
perpstusl Succession I'LL power 10 common seal to
sne aud be sued 10 plead and be impeaded in any court
u competent jursdievn within the District Of Columbia,
10 collect eubs fptions make bylaws, rules aud egua-
unR needu for the government Of said corporation not
Inconsistent with the laws Of the United States TO have
mold and receive re estnta by purchase gif, dovse
70 uo ST. convey the for the purposes and bene-
I'll OF said corporation and to chose such officers and teaeh
ets as may he Necessary, prescribe their duties and b
The rate OF THAR compensation
Sec q And be It fthef enacted, That The ofcers of
said association shall consist Of peadent two vice pres
entsi secretary eaurer, aud board Of managers, to
lie composed Of fifteen meml ers the whole to constitute
n exeentive committee, whose duty II shall be to carry
tnto elect the plans nd purposes for which said assoea
lion was formed all Of which officers shall be elected on
the first Tuesday in February in each the annual
meeting Of said association which shall be held on said
day their hall be elected and hold their on
te or the term Of one year until their tuceessors shall
he duly uoeted. And in OF vacancy II shall be
1lled by the ether members of the executive committee
Approved, June ., 1854.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-14
omcial.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at The First Session Of lie 7Airty-E Eighth
Congress.
TOWER HALL,
5lS Market Street,
BENNETT & co.
TpgnLlr NJ. Il.

psnLic No. IL
An Acr for the cassh Ot the CLERKS to paymaslers
IN the navy and grtduatin their psy.
b. Il eaaced By Me Senate and Hoqse of Repressnid.
Tres qlhe Tinted Hafes " America IN Coagress assem-
bid That the animal pny Of clerks 10 paynasers in the
navy shall Le as follows, namely:
Clerks 10 ptmasio 8 at the foston, New York Wash
lnston, and Phiadeph stations, twelve hundred dol.
lars.
A other stations one thousand dollars
Clerks TO nsneciOrs in cge Of provisions and cloth
In a Boston, New Yors, and Philadelphia twelve hun
dFcd dollars.
A. other inspections. Oae thousand dollars
Clerks 10 paymastes in receiving ships Boston and
New York, twelve hundred dollars.
II other receiving ships aud In vessels Of the frat rate
and at the Naval Academy one thousand dollars.
Clerks TO eet masters aud to masters Of vessels
Of the second rate, eight hunlici dollars.
ofks 10 paymastere OF vessels OF the third rate, hav
lug compliments Of more than hundred ard seventy
nge pHSons amt 10 ptymasters uf supply steamers aud
sloro yo.ses, hundred dolars Pr0rided That
paymaster Or asssnt paymaster shall be allowed clerl
in vessel having tho complement Of Ola hundred and
seventy five persons or IS, excepting In supply stAaner
and store vesssls; amt tF0pided fhcr That nnthinl
Ia this att shall be construed oaler the psY allowed
by law to the p iymasier's clerk at Mare island.
Approved May 81, isli
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-14
frUnLlc- No. ISL

AN AOF making appropriations ior ihs payment Of the
awards MAGE BY Tie coma issoners pointed under
and y vrtuno an act OF CONGRESS entitled "An ~ I
Tor tho relief OF persons for DANA sustained by
Of the depredstious aud injuries by certain bands
Of sioux indians" approved Fel lrpary ~ 1868.
Be il enacted bgbe Nndie anil House Of presnfafitei
Of The United Stiss Of Ameria IN ton3rcss dsJeRbled,
That the sun Of nine hundred aud twenty light thou
sand tour huudr'd ard eleven dollarF, much
thereof may bo necessary, and the is hereby
Appropriated out OF any money In The Treasury not other
aprupria cd Tor the of the amounts
AWARDED ny the comm ssion appointed under and by viz
tue OF act OF Cunges euttd IAN act for tue relief OF
persons for damages sustained by OF the deprcda
lions aud injuries by certain bands Of Sioux Indians
approved February sixteea hteen hunael aud sixty
tuua, pstively, to whom srch awarded
by said eommiss iuneIs except Tho following persuns
estates, and hrns tn whom awards made nlure
said, 10 wit; Antoine Roberts, } q. Toberer Gbaut
Company, w l.. sumner q. l.. Mendelsohn D. Marvin
Inesbald J, aud o. Daley. B. II Randall Louis Robert
II Forbes estate cf S. B. GarYie decease A Yajsn
and D other T. Pierce, estae Of Francis Lahahe d
d. 5. A. Hooper, estate of james c. Dickenson, de-
ceased Henry Apple Theodore Crone, Charles Jacobs T.
lmmel H. c. Cooper. IL, Cunuin ham, Joseph Dese0.
au, and Henry Behuke which last claim Is numt eied
30d On he books Of said commissioners.
Sec, 3 And be further enacted That for the payment
Of iuuh OF said awards made by said commissioners
the persons firms, aud estates specific ly named in the
first section of this act, The Secretary the interior
shall upon examination find TO be due IL them respective
ly under said act approved February sixteen Domi
nj o1htsen hundred aud sixty-tbree the uriher sum
two hundred ard forY.one ihousand nno hundred and
sixty lres dolars or much thtreOf may be mecca
sary be and tie same is hereby appropriated Of any
money In the Treasury not Otherwise appropriated Aud
the Secretary OF the Interior Is hereby authorised and
dieeed t0 pay TO the said several claimants to their
attorneys heretofore or hereafter du aut orized other
than thOie eamin,s specifically named Ia the frat
issOntrs, and also to pay the tevtrh he
nnd dus not exee ding the amounts respectively AWARDED
by said commissioners to tho sad persln hrms ant
estates 70 Specifically naned.
APPROVED May -, leU4-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-14
.0ournaI ann @tattsnran
tuesday morning June IA, 1854.


At the Fair.
ny TnE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
Said Edward al have seen
Grand things and rare,
To-day, for have been
10 the Great Fair.
The wealth and taste displayed
Would make you stare
So many nice things made
just for the Fair
The ladies' bright of eye,
Who sell things there,
Made inc wish | could buy
Onc-half of the Fair
It seems they spoke to me,
With sweetest air,
Though ieky, could not see,
When at the Fair.
Indeed, they thought was
Some millionaire,
So heard, midst the buz
.t OF lips, at the Fair.
Now sec that twas but
That did wear
Tower HALL's latest cut
Charming rthe Fair Z"
The largest stock aud best assortment o
Clothing in Philadelrhi hia, comprising all desira
BILE styles aud sizes, sold at the lowest possbl
prices.
TOWER HALL,
5lS Market Street.
BENNETT s. co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-14
[PunLIo REsoLBrIoS-No. al
REsoIuiIos amend the charter NJ the city Of wash


Resoired by ne Senate and Itlse Of Representatives
81 Ae United Saiei of America In Congress dgstnbied
Ihs in any persoa who is qualified voter in ether
respects shall ar and claim the right vote at any eoe
ipn hed 10 tho city Of Washington whose name is not
tegsfered his shah be registered by the commits
soners Of uleroIg upon the terms and conditions follow
ing, namely, he shall fats oath follows: You do
'lemnly swear that yon will true answer make TO such
questions shall be asled yop touching qualihea
affirmation to tho efest, which oatpr Affirmation,
he b. unable to unde stand the English language may
b. Interpreted 10 him by OF the commissioners, or
sAierpttr sworn by commissioner, which interpreter
shall also interpret his to the commissioners H.
ia his answ OATH he shall state positively that he
has ieled in the ely year next preceding the day
q "a election desi.naing particularly the p &c Of Ills
residence and that he possesses The other qualifications
of an eec and IT, flrh rmore, qualified elector
Of the city, caaddate for any office at that election
shall take oath lief said commissioning which any
nte Of them may admnEer that he Is we'll acquainted
Wih such applicant; that he is IN c resident in the
atty aud has To year pruyaousto 20 such election
nd that he quihed eleetr has good reason to bseye
and do believe that all the statements of such apph
csntare true the commissioners shall his name TO
lie Registered by their clerk, and shall then receive THO
the eidax Of himself and qualified ec,or duly eert-
ned y any justice Of the Iece in and for the county Of
Washington, District Of Columbia which shall satisfy the
romnsioners ttiat the applicant has been resident OF
the ely cne year next preceding the day Of such election
and that s is otherwise qualified eeetof, the commits
sonels may cause tho applicants name TO be registered,
as provided and they shall then receive his
An said MATTER wuly make any false statement he shall
he deemed guilty of perjury, and conviction, be sub
h Jelt 10 tho Inlns and penalties theneL
Approved June /, 1864.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-14
[PUBLlo--Ko. sol
An ACT for the relief u ihe izrl OF Donve IN tue Aer

,
Be enacted by ne senafs and House n Representatives
qf The Tinted G.Gs af Amtecf n Congress ds1emoRd
That the Provisions fCoagress enthled An act
for the relief Of The gzeus Of towns upon the land, OF the
Une1 sthtes unduf co tai ci4cuuistances, approved
NAV TWEEN. hieen hurd aud forty onf, be so
extended A. to nui oriz the probate judge OF Arpnhuc
nnty IL the rrofy Il Colorado 10 eater at tho nini-
mn, nres IN trust th several aud leneht Of the
riehtfa oceul Of ad land ana the bona fds owners
OF lie thei son. according to their respective
na,tons horenf are sett ed and actually coupled
tpNu ipo by the town of Denver ufiresa d. witt
Section thirty three, and the haf Of section
nunLuc thiityour, township humber three sou h, u
range numher tyeght Nest, u the sSta prircl 81 mo
ridian Preceded hoiserer That thtra hha b. res rvd
fom such sale and entry such bloks lots in the loan
cf Denver as may DC necessary dove nuient purpose
to b. designated by theLomnisoser q senerai iand
Onite. fr It.. nN
see @ And be II further eRactdi That IN all respects
oxcent as here odhed, tho * rttou q foregoing
~ sons shall be BY the provisions Of iaid &C
ol tweny.thir May, eighteen hundrod Ahd hry4ou an'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-14
TPunLio-No So

. m AUT IN fbINt Uu 10 TrAndtd matter.
b. Il end ted bV s Senate and House Of RtpreseniG-
tesY ne United Sdesf taerica in tangressdSembe bed
1at all communications relating the ooial busins
Of the Department to which they are addresssd Of Whist.
ever origin addressed TO the ch the several Exsru
I'VE Dpattments OF the 6ov rnment to such principal
onsers o eah Executive Department being heads Of bu
reaus or chief clerks duly auhoiz by The POST
IN ster ueneral to frank official nat ssll ln ioecived
and conveyed by mail free OF postage without heinz
dorsed official business or with tbs name Of the writer
Approved, June /, 1864
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-14
Repistar'a Othoe.

NBw CAsrLE County, April Ilth, 1861.
Upon the application Of WILLIAM c. sPRuANoE.
\, hsqr kxeenlor Of the last will aud testament OF
DAVID WILSON THOMAS. lato Of Appoquinimnk Hun
aed In said county deceased 1t Is ordered and directed
y the Register that the Executor aforesaid give notice
q the granting Of Letters Testamentafy upoa the Estate
q the deceased with the date Of granting thereof by
causing advertisements to be posted within forty days
hem the date of such letters In six Of the mast public
places Of the County Of New Castle requiring all persons
having demands against the Estate present. the tame
or abide by Act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also tbs tamo to be inserted within
the period In the Delaware state Journal n sws.
paper. published 10 Wilmington, and to To continued
therein two months.
-, Given under the hand and sea Of Office Of the
Register Aforesaid, at New Castle, In Now Castle
Ne-~) County aforesaid, the day and year above
Written. PETER b. VANDEVRR,
Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-14
For Wounds, either occasioned
by the Bayonet, Sabre or the
Bullet, Sores or Bruises,

40 which every Soldier and Sailor liable thore
medicines safe aad convenient AS llUlloways
ls and Ointment The poor wounded and almost dying
uerer might have his wounds drsse1 immediately Il fhO
would only provide himself with this matehes5 Omt-
mcnt, which should be- thrust nto the wound aud
gmatrel all round IT, then covered With piece Of linen
from his kuapsack aud compressed with handkerchief
Taking, night and morAing d or Pills, to cool the
system and prevent Inflammation
Every soldiers kuapsac an1 seamans Ghost should be
nroNidad with lheae valuable kemellea. LIZ
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-14

unLiC-NO. 81
An ACT to provide for the ra mont II the claims of Peru
Wan citizens under the convent on eiwean tho United
States and psiu, Of the T2th Of Januarc. 1868.
be .naefadt tgs Anaie and Hqtse Of Rpresenfitires
Q ne Unfed Ndies ef dRericd in Congress assembled,
That for the purpose Of dehtreins tho Gblraons the
enied States. under ih convention with Peru Of thu
tweh OF January last there paid to Stephen O. Mon-
tsno or TO his Legal representatives the current
Of he untsd States the nf s-ona thousand
hundred aud ,ishtytwo do lars and ihi -eigh cents
ana 70 Juan del Cinen Negel his legal represena-
ives the sum of thousand one hundred aud seventy
dolars IN the silver money pl the United states its
e1uvaenl out OF any money in The Treasury not other
Hlse appropriated. Approved June !, 1861.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-14
Weakness or Debility Induced by
Over Fatigue

viii soon disappear by the use OF these invaluable
rills and the Soldier will quickly acquire additional
strength Never let the Bowels be either confined or
undnly acted upon II may strange that nollo-
ways ills shond be reeqmaiended fer Dyseniery and
RluS many persons supposing HAT they would ncrease
hs relaxaiion This graf mistake for these pills will
correct M liver and stomach, Hnd thus romoYe all the
arrd humnrs hon the syatem. his medicine will give
tone and vluor TO ia whole Oi-ne system, however de-
ranged, while health and strength follow matter Of
Noihpg will stop tho relaxation Of tho bowels
ro aure ast ualiciua
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-14
Volunteers, Attention |
Indiscretions of Youth,

Sores and Ucsrs, Tlotrhcs and sweilings can with
certainty he radically rn.pl II hi Pills taken night
aud morning. aud tho Ointment freely used stated
In the printed instructions. Ii treated In any other
manner they dry up IN part to break out In nother
Whereas this Ointment will remove the humurs from the
system, aud loave the Patient vigorous aud healthy
II Will requro little perseverance in bad cases to
nenr a last rur
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-14
CAUTION !-Non. are esnuIne unle.. .le

CAUTION !-Nons arc genuine unless the
words "lloLLowAY, NEW YoRK AsD LONDON" are dis
eerLibe as Vdfefmark in every leaf Of the book OF
directions aronnd each pnt or box the may be
plainly seen by hoidirg The iegfio e light handsome
reward will be Givod any rendering such Informs
tun may lead to tia detection Of any party parties
eountefeitug the medicines vending the same know
iag them to he spurious.
llclioways Plls and Ointment retailed, owing
u the high price Of Drugs, &e at 80 ets 10 cis and
Sl.lO Ter box Or Pot.
" There is considerable saving by taking the larger
Sizes.
NJ Bnir, etions for the guidance Of PATIENTS in
disorder nfhxed to earh pot or hux.
As- Dealers IN my well known medt.
ctnes enn hnve Show Cards, Circulars SC.
Ing.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden Lane, N. ".
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-14
[ unLio No. 81

General Land Cfci
Approved, May IS, 1861 U.I
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-14
NOTICE

All persons having claims against the Estate Of the de
oased must present tho same duly atsted 10 the Exeou
Tor or before the nth day Of April 1866 abide the
Act Of Assembly in such case made and provided
w. G. spRUAHCE, Executor.
New Castle, Apru lIth, 1874 -ap lb-2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-14
Sick Headaches and Want of
Appetite, Incidental to
Soldiars,

Those feelings which sadden us usually arise from
trouble annoyanees, obsruets persprapn, eating
nd drinking whatever Is unwboesohle thus disturbing
ths heatfIl action Of the liver aud stomach. These
Pills iakcn according 10 the printed instructions, will
quickly produce healthy rction in both Liver AMI
ftomarh and as natural consequence, clear head and
rood appatie.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-14
WILMINGTON. TUESDAY. JUNE II, 1864.
p
And OINTMENT.

All WHO have Friends aud Relatives In the Army or
Navy sht uld take especial that they he amply sup
piled with thess Pills and Ointment; and where the
irEve so1lus and sqlors have neglected TO provide
themselves with them, no better present be sent
by their Friends. They have been proved to be tho
aoldlers never-fllllng irlend in the hour Of nead.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-14
Coughs and Colds Affecting
Troops

VIII be speedily relieved and eiTerually curod by
using these admirable medeines and by paying proper
attention to the Directions which attached 10 each
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-26

A Bold SPEEcH.-In tna rebe. Hon.o !.
Representatives on the 10th, Hon. 9
Chambers Of Mississippi, made a sns.ss
on the question of negro troops. He ~
1.-THE question is not whether thew ~:
been known to fight, but whether ths,.ssN
fight successfully for in the present d.s..
grapple with our enemies, on what ncssssl
IS theh negro to fight our battles? N.
after all a human being and ac.s upon -
tives. Will you offer him his freedos,
and also as deserter immunity -
military service. Will you offer him =
privilege offs return home to his fs,nuss
free man after the war? That von
not do, re,nem bering it was the Ira =.
grQes Of Domingo who had been trrin.ss
arms that excited the instruction ~ =
State, and the enemy would even ~.
that offer with promise Of a return 49, ~
TO his Southern home, and The rich. ].
property in it. The amount Of f. al y
that in dispair of achieving our inder.ns
dence with our own right arms m ~
for succOr TO the slave, and implore W. ~
to establish our freedom and fix sl.,.1e
on himself or at least on him familv ~
heirs forever. He then after the esn Iaa
ton Of his term ofservice is TO 10 banish"S
1.-The world before him, for ~ asss.ss
"A
be returned either free or slave. Ths -. .
is to be fought solely by the white sold;.1.s
and black laborers and black soldis-s
Try TO intermingle the two when von ~
the attempt will fail. When the nesro y,
ters the army, the soldiers will have 4 ~. p
He becomes the laborer. His labor mr..
support him, his family and tie ne.,n
soldiers. This scheme If attended ,s;S
end in rapid emancipation and colon;,s~'
ton in the North by bringing up the siav..
by regiments and brigades to the opporss'
nifty Of escape to the enemy. In anv -
pect OF the case this is q propagation "a M
vert the labor system, the social systs"
and the political system Of our countrv1
Better far TO employ mechanics IN
abroad and preserve that institution vhiS
is not only the foundation OF our veelH
but the palladium OF our Liberties. M
the experiment., Of course, with nesm
troops as the last means to prevent auS|s.
cation; but when we shall he reduced =
the extremity Of exclaiming to the slays
Help us or we sink" twill already hsvs
become quite immaterial what course -
pursue.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-26

IN After much hesitation and holding
off and contrariness, Gov. Seymour finally
concluded to let New York eat turkey with
the rest Of US, and so they join in the gen
eral Thanksgiving to-day. What con-
descending man that Seymour is?
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-26

NEW York OFF1C1AL.-Otficial returns
of the vote in New York State show a ma
jority for Lincoln of 6,566, and for Fenton
for Governor Of S,1g7. The number Of votes
cast was little over 730. o0o-about $4,000
more than in 1860. ass
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-26
How the soldiers Vote.
NEW ORLEANS. n

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 8, 1864.
EDITOR HAWK -EYE-sThe army all vote
for Mcclellan Polls just closed for sol-
diers from Iowa in this city. Result For
Lincoln 6S; Mcclellan 1000.
Truly, yours, n. UDELL.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-26

1-The Louisville Journal of Thursday
rays constant stream Of soldiers 10 rush
ing past that city towards the front. Gen.
Thomas will soon be as strong as Sherman
Wae before he divided his army.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-26

vi - }. II. kelsey Of vinton, Benton
county, writes to J. ShafTer, Secretary Of
State Agricultural Society, Nov. 10th, that
= the corn crop IL not over one fourth
gathered, the balance il under the snow !;
and II this is the beginning Of winter, not
enc half Of the corn that Is out, can be
gathered, as it nearly all lays fat on the
ground, and covered with snow about six
or eight inches deep in the field.' We have
no snow in this part OF Iowa. 7.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-26

MAssACHusETTs.-Th Union majority
IN the Old Bay State comes fully up to SO,-
O0O-highest ever given for any party
the total vote was; Lincoln, 124 900; Nc
Clellan, 1000.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-26

Dame Rumor says there are "a Generals
in the Union army who profess the Roman
Catholic faith. The most prominent are
Slckles, Ord and Gilmore.