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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01

By the late bombardment Of Sumter
twenty-eight Rebels we're killed and number
wounded, and the fort was greatly damaged
The force defending Charleston is small On
Tuesdy morning, May 31st, couple of adven-
turous boys took row out to the block-house
and placed dummy on the roof. Shortly af-
ter daylight the Rehs. commenced firing at it,
A rebel steamer, supposed to have been car
rying supplies. to Sumter recently, ran aground
about 5000 yards from the fort. She is now
a wreck. Sumter remains 10 great meas
ure as it was when Gen. Gilmore left it.
Mrs Stephen A. Douglas is leading a
secluded life in Washington, in the house leN
her by her husband; and the remnants of his
estate it is alleged, give her frugal indsFen-
deEce. ......--.r
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01

CRoP PROSPECT IN INDIANA.-The India
napolis Journal, June 18th, makes this no.
tice:
The State was much interested in sending
good army OF hundred days men into the
field ,and all That it is deemed advisable to do
in his way has been done, the next greatest
object Of interest is the crop. There will be
only the half of 20, 900 hundred days men Ia
ken from the Stnte, and consequently the far
mers will not feel the effect OF that call for
troops as severely as was anticipated. The
late rains in many portions Of the State pre-
vented early corn-plaDting, but now the wealth
er is so favorable that the lost time will not
make the difference in the growth OF vegeta-
tion which was apprehended. From all parts
of the State we have favorable reports OF the
crops, both as TO the breadth planted and
present prospects. The Shelby Banner speaks
of heavy hail-storm which visited the east
ern part of the county, and asserts that great
many wheat fields are entirely ruined. We
have seen young wheat badly cut up by hail,
which recovered, making good crops, aud we
can not but think the fields referred to will do
the same thing. This is about the only paper
we have noticed speaking in any but the most
hopeful terms Of the agricultural prospects,
judging from all we can learn we are Of the
opinion that Indiana will have full average
crop of grain and vegetables.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01

JUST So.-During the war Of 1872 the anti
war party used the same arguments against
the Government that the rebel sympathiaers
do to-day against it. The fate Of the party
was defeat and disgrace. The same fats
awaits the present opposers Of the vAr-thoss
who are cursing the government and trying to
ovsrturn it. The wickedness Of those Of 1912
sinks into insignidcance compared with that
Of the Opposers Of the government now that il
is trying to put down a gigantic rebelbou. la
the future the historian will place the status Of
our home traitors-our Copperheads-in tho
lowest strata Of vileness, and hold up their
memory to the scOrn Of the oivilizSd worlds
thing to be lOathsd and deapised by honorable
men-by patriots and good citizens,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01

A SINGULAR DEATH.-An exchange notices
the death Of little boy from the effects OF eat
ing locust blossoms. The little fellow had
eaten heartily of these blossoms and took sick
a few days afterwards. Physioians were seat
for and tried all kinds of medicine, but no med
icine would take effect, and after suffering in
tense pain for several days, the little house
held pet expired, suffering most excrutiating
agony. His physician decided that the boy
was poisoned by eating the blossoms above re-
ferred to. He was not quite 6ve years of age,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
SMILE AND BE CoNTENrED

The world grows old and men grow cold
To each while seeking treasure:
And what with want, and care, and toll,
We scarce have time for pleasure.
But never mind, that Is a loss
Not much to be lamented:
Life rolls on gaily, II we will
But smile and be contented-
II we are poor aud would be- rich,
It will not be by pining;
Noi steady hearts and hopeful min ~
Are life's bright silver lining
There's ne'er man thRt dared W hope
Hath Of his choice repented;
The happiest souls On earth, are those
Who smile and are contentsd.
When grief does come 10 rack the heart.
And fortune BIDS us sorrow.
From hope we may blessing reap,
And consolation borrow.
ifthorns Will rise where roses bloom,
1t cannot be prevented;
50 make the best of life you can,
And smile and be cOntented.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01

1t is said that the Cathedral in Mexico is
the largest building 10 America, it being FIVE
hundred feet long, four hundred feet wide, and
seating thirty thousand persona. One picture
hanging on its walls is 50 ornAmeAted with
pearls that it is said To be worth $l4 00O, 900
and the most extravagant magnifcence is dis
played throughout the establishment.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
Hav & Straw Cutters.

TOST received, good assortment Of the abeve
eB among which may be found the Hide Roller Straw
Cutter the Sanford 40 Knite Straw Cutter, and at
Clipper Straw and Cernstalk Cutter-al of which is
offered at manufacturer 'sprces.
Sept ,'59-*tf c. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
Farms for Sale.

- nIHE subscriber, being desrous of removing
ssiiiia9 i West, will sell THREE DESIRABLE FARMS
siii situated in Berlin township. For further par
cnlars call at my residence in said township
May s, 1S63.--tf J. R. KLAPP.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
Apple Trees!

TIME best quality Of GRATED APPLE TREES may be
Il found at the Delaware Garden to which the atten
is called OF those wishing trees for fall planting
They good size, healthy and thrifty, and will
be sold at reasonable rates. Call and see them.
Oct. 5. 1s6S.-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
House spouttng. .

nONE in Delaware and adjoining Counties on
~ short nOtice-material and workmanship warrant
ed to the besprices lowlaave your orders at the
large Sto- q and Tin Store of T. EVANS, JR-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
Ice! Ice! Zee!

TTAVING secured = large supply Of best quality 81
III ICE, am pr epar ed to supply my former custom
ers and indeed all that may want it, at the lowest
market price. shall q wagon daily fer the dev-
cry Of Ice, Bread and Cake.
March ls, 1854 W. G. LlTTE14I'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
RRnairinQ.

IL kinds Of work pertaing to the Watch and
n Jewelry business Will be done in the best manner
alifornia Gold made up order. Sewing machines re
aired at No 8 Williams Block by
June1 ,'60-*u c. PLATT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
Corn Shelters.

YUST received a good stock of Corn Shelters, the
IL best in the market. Also, Sandford's 40 Knife
Straw Cutters which cuts the hay Straw bat hall
an inch long. Call and lssk st them
April 1, 1864 c. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
nR H RE&SE

WILL give prompt attention to all who may favor
wv him with a call.
Once: No Williams Block, up stairs. Residence
on william street, west of Franklin.
April Is, 1S64.-6m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
Roberts Steel Plows

FOST received good stock of ROBERTS, STEEL Pho "
eb which offered to the public = superior Pie W
which will be sold low for cash.
Feb % C. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
Imperial French Green,

lust reeeived cases OF the above in oil. 1t vii
d stand than any other Green Paint in and
comes cheaper than Paris Green
Jnne III 1852 C. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
Ice! Ice! Zee!

NW MILLER most respectfully informs the citiIens
U. of Delaware that he prepared to furn ish ICE
by the season hundred weight, All orders prompt
ly attended to- Nay ID. o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
Iron Double Shovel Plows.

HAVING made arrangements for the manurac
- ture and exclusive sale of the above SUPERIOR
for cultvating Corn they now offered at the
atentee's prices by G. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
June 14th '61
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
Dissolution.

RTOTICE is hereby given that the copartnershiP here
IN tofors existing between the Undersigned, delng
business Marble Dealers and Manufacturers, under
the name Covei, Griffith * Co, was dissolved by
mutua consent on the sth day of March, 1854.
The business the old firm will be settled by N. D.
CovELL
J. H GRIFFITH will continue the BUSINESS at the old
stand ou Main street, opposite the O. W University.
NJ D. C0VELL,
Is j. H. GRIFFITH,
DelaaUre o. Mar z5 90 Z. {. COVELL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01

Eight hundred rebel prisoners, from Staun
ton, Va, arrived at Indianapolis tuesday
Two thousand.more were hourly expected.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01

CUltiVatOFS and Flows
A LARGE Stock of CULTIvATORS Of different
n patterns also Single Shovel PloWs, Double h vel
Flows 8 Shovel Plows and One Horse Steel Plow All
which will be sold LOW for cash by
June II. 1s61.-tf G. G. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
PLOWs, FLOWS.

TUsT RECEIVED, another invoice of GILL's
ID CELEBRATED COMBINATION PLoWS, for sale al
prices for cash.
March Is '61.-ttf g. G CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
Towu Lots bv the Acre.

A $3.50 per acre. Only $500 down. % In-Lots and
IA Out-Lots making 63S acres exclusive OF stree IS
and alloys, for which charge) Situated south of
Will lam Street, between the two Railroads, town Of
Delaware, Ohio. II. J. EATON,
May 6, 1864. At Law Office Of Reid eaton
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
That Stone House

49, A ND THE TWO LOTS Herewith connected, on
lIH "a the eminence on William Street, south Of the
II Female College, town of-DelaWare, ONO, are
for sale.
Price $500. One-hah cash; balance in one ana two
years. with interest. Inquire OF
II. J. EATON,
April 0e '64-tE at Law Office of Reid i Eaton.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01

'IHE only f-Adjusting Wringer in market. War
Il ranted to suit Caii and get one on tr ial.
c. u. POTTER l. co.
March IS 1854 TemPar Hall
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
Tobacco Seed,

SWEET Spanish Tobacco Seed, Broad Leaf, for sale
- by e D. POTTER Co
March IS 1864 Templar Hall.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
Werhenas at 8l Per Dozen.
CIof.hes Wringer.

| ~FRs NJ E. STEWART has few dozen choice Yer
| dollar Der ozev june 5-tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01

Hisertz Empire Horse Pitch
Fork.
FVHIS Fork has been ttsted with various Pitch-tOrks
i before the public and is pronounced by farmers
10 be the best Horse Pitch Fork in
have also Mishers Patent Horse Pitch Fork, which
is larger Fork and which took the first premium at
the Ohio state Fair, Cleveland, in 1852 For sale at
manufacturers prices by
Delaware, April l. 81. e Z CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01

Ann KEGS best brand Wheeling Nails just received
lUU and for sale at the lowest market rate BY
Jhu13 1862 O. @. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
Axes.

on DOZEN best Chopping Axes just received and
0O for sale, at the upper Hardware Stor
no. 4 ,63 c. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
Traps, Traps.

no DOZEN Mink and Musk Rat Traps just received
20 and for sale at the upper Hardware Store, by
Dec 4 1883 "a c. C. CHAMBERLAIN,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01
Wheeling Mails.

DATENT WHEEL HEADS just received and for sale By
i june ! L, CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01

&Tackerel.
Packages Of Mackerel for sale by
Il teb 90 's4. NJ, LITTELI.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01

YF you WANT GOOD SUIT, try us.
i IT. T II. WILSON CO.
TYoU WANT A GOOD SUIT, try US.
lp17 /. H.wHs OK 90
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-01

TIME BEST IN THE MARKET-A LARGE STOCK OF
Il hand at C. n. POTTER a. cos
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-12

riGri. lla. ro person liable tN perform military
duty shall ~ appointed either State az sub-aE-nt
Scc 3. BeH further enacted. That upon ini1E-
nation hrine furnished bv sait ag- -nt io the
counties rnttlrdto thp benefits of this act, anu
upon application 0! such CUagy "r counties,
bv their a ut, who shall at ~ sr5-ageHt, said
a,nnt On tha part of tAe St%- iS hfrhy required
u furnish said county agent with sufficient
quantity q sal; 10 sapply the destitute families
, for twelve months Fr0r.4lL s=il county agsni
'irrish thg ag-'Ef I'LL the r-rt ~ tIa stat witl
a list Of the nrccssiious isiui.irs within iis
county, and the amount vi sa. r,Gu.r-i -
each wlii-h sail iiat- tnr fhtr With n F67eipt
from ;hr county agent will ~ sufficient yciicL-
CT to the az nj on iAg pars 81 ,hl Stale Ter ssi-
ilfinrnt cf his M, cunts
Src n. iBc ff fFrlArr enacted. Thatfha E-ent
On tL- paII W TIL, State mrk" Ai5 re4Ii-iiion,
from tinr 20 time. which shall Lc apgiOvcl By
tho Cow rnor. f3r such amounts H. VIII enable
lin ID ra-TF out :hn provisions XII This A. " lieh
reguisiiiou VII bs sufficient voucher FOR tie
Auditor ~ draw his wsTant on thn Ir@snTrT-
SEc. X. I'll it ttti4r 57Fcis1- 'Ihat 4-ii agent
OF Civ raIt ut tlg state stall be Trquig-- % en-
tgr into bond. with two good and su..ici a -
curitias. in thr sHm ot twenty thous la tU.lr5,
fOr th ta!tE.-t. Lis-har-. XVIII thl duties required
hs this sgt. And th- ssii agent shall receive.
rompl nsa,iOI fer L!s <-ry .-s, from th' WI Z
in appropriation, tLe sul vt CO. hundred DEL
.E.s pHT month.
SEc. G. 2: /, firiier ezze.,l, That sa.i agent
! for fh- Sta.r ..lai purchase thc amount n salt
required NJ pfirrs established Ny ih- CIniedcr-
..ta STATE C.u.ni isipLc.s; presided, .sit agent
sLal! no: o. ais y purchase ss.t sa!i st the
PRICES established by s=iI ronrni-s Cnrrs- th.,'
fa rl.kr ta y sI cuatracl tAat ne cHE iJr tAl
State AM t..- ya.sJEs IL ba relieved by ibis ae;
ala tha. iLiI s-- Ll in .nr-c frg.a a. s-t1s ~
pNHFarr-
! AYp.vvcl Oct. J, 1884.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-12
Az ACT

( T. be entitled an Acs far hts holding Of
F. Eicctioaq t0r Scyators, Rcprescn1Ii,ces
and Prosccutng .4t.0rneys from Tie
over run D.Stricts and Coxatics IN this
Siate.
SECTION !. &c IL csGc:sd By tie Gese-
rel -Assem5Ly q the State IF Arkaesas,
That in all Counties and Districts where
it is irpraciicable to hold elections ia
this State for Senators and Reprtsesta-
tives in tic State Legislature. and Prose
cutting Attorneys, under existing laws.
by reason Of the occupation of, or proxi-
nifty To any district or county. IF or by
the public enemy, OF By any movement
Of he enemy's tronTs, lilo qualified vot-
er5 Of al such districts or counters iasy
vote for Senators, Repre- sentativrs and
Prosecuting Attoineys for their yesprc-
live distiicis and counties, as hereinafter
Fro' ided.
SEC. ,. Elections for Senators, Repre-
senia.ivrs and Prosecuting Attorneys,
from the over-Iun districts and counties,
may be beid in iho military camps Of the
army, and snail be conducted as .o!iows /:
IL every regimeot, battalion. squadron.
or company, IN the lawful service Of tac
Confederate States of America, or Of tbe
Stat" of Arkansas, tie officers in com
.pand Of such regiment, battalion, aaua-
DION or company, shall appoint three
Judges and two clerks, qualified voters
ON each county represented in such
regiment, battalion. squadron or CON,
pany. who shall open and held ihe same
aud make out the paiI books and returns.
under the same rules and regulations, as
lar as practicable, as ii the same were
opened aid Leid in tlo usual placeE
now required by law, and alloy all per
sors entitled 10 vote thercat, the qualifi-
catioi and privileges esof voters, beng ihe
same in all respects as if tho elecslons ;
wefe held IN tho limits Of their r,sp,c-
tive counties OF districts. That 10 eiec-
tion sha.l lie holden tor any district CT
county, unless there shall be present and
voting, at least ten qualified voters OF
such district or county.
SEC } That ibe returns of such cleo
sious shall bs forwarded by the officer
commanding, who appointed the judges
and clerks, a..er certifying officially, on
hcuoI. that tie same Was holden by his
order, directly to the secretary Of State,
whose oHty ii sAsll lie 10 certify a COLA
.Ion Of the oanIe TO the General Assem-
by, rs now required by law.
SEC. 4. In case it is impracticab.e to
hold lie next general election in such
res.mtut. battalion, squadron or com
a. $, ou the day now liked by law foi
ho!ong lie same. the same may 10 holdei
.,t any tiine Leloie tle tnelieih day oI
CctoUer. 1861.
sgc. ). scrl commanding officer sl.al
T. .nsh -.-rf{4- ~itu;,1 :--oy rn.hs y, ~.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-12
\ CDY AUTEoRITY.1 Il
LAWS OF ARKANSAS,
Passra and 0PFrored gt the Called .Ses-

Passed and approred gt the Called .Ses-
sion If 1864.
fAE ACT to establish Soldiers Homes in tie
State Of Arl.arsas
SECTION l. Hs /, enacted ty tie G;srral As
sefnLty Of iis St1te Of arkansas. That the sum
OF five thousand dollars be- and the ssule is here
by, appropriated Cut Of any money row in the
State Treasury, FOR the purpose oi establishing
"a Soldiers Home in Washington, HcInpstcad
County; and Ike sum for the purpose OF estab-
lshiag Soldiers Hons ia Camden. Ouac hija
touufyi and like sllni tur the purpose If rstab-
HsLiug Soldiers Home in Monticello, Drew
County; said sans to be used in connection
with contributors rom private sources. when
ever ihe pIiV&Ls contrib ItiVns ~ her placs.
may an0Un. 10 tbs scm Of two thousand dol
lars in Cont, deTats States cuuency. Said
Homes to b. under the supervision OF Ike Gov
5GIuer, who shall appoint and employ suitable
pes sons to nsuaEe said Nom' =
SEC. ?. b. il tRrit,r ias-fSd, That said Homes
shall be a temporary stopping place fer Nil sol
diers IN tie amy Of tie CON I'd, rate or State
r>ice. in tIaTc.;lE from place to place, but
not - a hospital u s'eppiug place ior more
than night, or !JT IN pu9 pose OF procuring z
nj n, unless o. special basiazss authorized
by the military.
SIC. =. That 10 ptrsCn who has not pass,
THROUGH or discharge from Ut; i;ary aulh0lity,
be not entitled 10 the 1rns fits of said Homes.
SIC. 1. That the Governor, under such rules
and regulations - b= may prcs>ribc net incon-
sisteu; vita this aet. sh.i, have fu.i char.a of
said Homes aud coi4Lgct them as consist, Mt
with the dicfates o1 humanity a. possisls,
Approved: Oct. /, Icji
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-12
S y L T.
OF Eong Date Six Fer Ccut
Nun-'E'aNa Bio COr.aOra RFnrreaa

TGROPOSALS or BIDS will be received At
a the Office of the G. s. Treasury Agency
Tor Trans Mississippi at Marshall, Texas. unit,
the first day OF November next. for the Dnr.
chase Of TWO MILLIONS CONFEDERATE
STATES BONDS issued under the 9TH s..tio-,
OF the Act to reduce4he currency and to an.
thorizc Ncw-IssUe Of Notes and Bonds" a1-
proved 18th February, 1854
These Bonds otter great inducement, "a mr..
chasesers for i.svcs'ngput.
They a Coupon Bonds, payable in thirty
wears from date and b al iusterest froul ist July
1854. at the rate OF six per cent. pe- amman.
payable halt-yearly on the Ist days OF January :
and JIiy
They are eremytef from fara,ioa in min i3al
and interest: the interest coupons are receivable
as coin in payment ot dVtiss On Imports. which
arc payable only in Coin, Sterling Exshanre
OF tn Coupons, uEd the he: proceeds OF M
port Duties now laid by law, and alse such EK-
port Duties as may hereafter be laid on cotton.
tobacco. and I;tVai stores, are specially ul.dgcd
for payment Of tie Interest
IAe Bonds will be sold oniy FOR 7 easurv
Notes of the nsw issue or tha equivalent il Oh
issues under 800, at three Of the CID for two
of the new.
No bid will be received f0r less tLa1 a rrcn,-l
um Of 35 pr cent in rew issue uctrs; and
each bid must b aac0ulpgTi..6 with q c. = IL cate
OF dyP post with one OF The Tr aSary D posit4-
ries at fan Autopio. Houston, or Ma.sbalI
Texas, Shreveport. Laeuisiana. or Washington,
Arkansas, FOR one-trnrh Of the amount bid; to
be held as forfeit, if the terms ef sale she'll
not be eonplied with, witlsin ten days after nc
tice OF ihc ace, p:sIce Of The bid
Bonds viii b.. deliverable to- and psy-n at Of
acc pied bids r.ada by the purchaser at the o.
ticc y tine u positzry " here the ten per cent
d dosie may Lavc5-er made
Th- -tor.eit deposit viii b. funded in case
OF non agcs pta"cs upou presentation Of the
oCriiieat' ii~h viii BE- re;uIud d 10 the party,
All hiss mus. b. euJois q Bids for SIX ,
cent. Non Taxable Bonds, ~ AMI will be- cp.t-.
III thalr &C, OF the 4 g Ut O. the Treasury
CorHplrol.r and AU.i.or, hy whom the pu!.
chasys viii be awarded.
7. ". GRAY,
32-iw Ag II Treasury, I. y.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-12

"a ACT to pr0v.a- IL ting Taper and Mate
liali TO print the .Ns;s OF tho General Assem-
bly, and thc Decisions uf the Supremr Court.
and other necessary ok !Ol Tie Sia:s.
SECTInN !. Be q enacted by The GsReTai As
ssssjly gj tie Sia;e eJ Arkansas. That the. SUM
81 twenty i've thousand (=J.Out) dollars is
hereby appropriately, to be employed by the
Governor IL iae pure! as of Ptiu,.ag Paper,
Printing lux, an suca o.h'r pap.r -n- material
as Hat Dc necpsssTy tn procure ine pSI'ing s.
Ia As of jlc General ~ sciuj.!y, the Decisions
3. th- Supreme Cor. and suci. other pEintii z
Is .Hay b. Necessary 4rT tlr use OF State officers
il in4 discharge OF tA,i. oai,i-l duiils.
sEC. = Be- II JHr;s-r ,H4Cfsf. That the Gov
error b., and las l. A.geE-. directed to s3roin;
sl!.slis agent I'D ia...l0 tae plIch;ss "a The
l4e .s-ia! y.J.ia"t 80 - s'et.;a IN. wlIc 4
sc-ut under The c.-r-!ar q! ;EC Gov eT.ioI. ma =
nv aA1hGl.z 10 10y e. tAu l.ags hereby APP
proPli-,cL IN ,o;i3.. tie proceeds oi = hi b
sta Boo applied 10 .i- purchase a.. 81, Ii nIat.--
nj lIcluO-.or- I.sti..,d. wa.-k SIM. Do ia
media - d-.i.'r,.. 80 ihr G9Ye':p'. Ni.p 81: i
dci.vcs t-e srInr u tae "a Ia n - :.
q-ail.,.i $ - sh..I -= aecrss-.y !cI Ia Fsud
F.lu..rS tt-u Ircs-si-.t tc b. Lons, "ld sha.l
!s-le tie s.ul', N, Va s@ch ig7uu'. IS. - stai
DE H'caS-r. SON il.4- - t..a- 10 - the Public
Printing.
sc, ). 3. It };..t.s- ea..,,si. Z hat ,i.a agent
AL iiLs1 20 ~ s-sss-- u
a s2i.sae. IS Euuc I: -n.Ji: :.r amount ~ !uuG.
P-zc. Ia us hau,-. sua-..i ed tLaJ ihn Tor
.,l lt, IE"svHEa,r sf.l :-, gs.d ~ sAv geld and
SILVER coin rees g..-.4 D.. iLr Cuu.s-r..t
S-trs.
si-- j. 3 .i.f.-;i.- eus-,,a, TIA. s-il a-ci
s..s.l make lty.tt =. g.v cgi.-... ~ .a.I o4.i
mess Is ":tsE - ',-i.-,. b. Tbs 10y nc,
Vii 3 i.i- rsgcrl aL.-l he Ys..iivd By lie oa;h
a.ii agent.
sc. -. Be- / tt'7:,rr sss,.li That he Public
,.in,eis shall ias .!.e a4.,al rgs. aLl t.snsp0I-
l'lpu OF he iua.,.i fIlu.s..-d la. IL, t. do the
Eub.lc i4aU-, wli.A m.,y h.. Ia ragged on
tLsir ~ counts .cr -. h - LIt.
:, c. d. B9 q, 1HriaSr e6as'sR. TAa: s5o-.d thu
supply ui printing p.?r hcI,in5e!ag- provided
irIs Hc sty.- Ihsu Il ..,Ii ~ a!srt $50 .ciuaas
.or the Public PiiE;iaE. lAa. .Ae Governor my
eel. tie same. to tie li - els oI news aap"Is IS
tassOuata =dy@I.rs . cvs. aU4 - ..- --,.,i,
sc. :. That the t.yvuilor sEs.l exercise his
d.s-r ti.n IS to 'yAa; mount Of tho 4ppTopi IL
ton hereby made Is necessary 10 acromp !ish
tie 05ircs desired ...l! hat -uis aat Il k.
GHd b. il force .rlEI and a.to5 Is 9.ssas-.
Approved: Oc. j. js.l