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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16
Approved, July 2. 1864
tPuBLIc-Eo lso ]

An ACT to establish Collax street in the city Of
Washington and District of Columbia.
Be il enacted BY Me Sendts and House of Repre-
segtahVfs Of Me United Sia'es Of america IN Con-
yress assembled, That frem and after the passsge
hereof the alley, which is sixty feet wide,
across square seven hundred and twelve, and
which connects L aud NJ streets north, and the
west line Of which is twJ hundred and twelve
feet east Of the east lins of First street east,
shall be known as Coliax street.
See. ?. Ind be il further enaetsd, That Con-
gress may hereafter, at any time, amend or re-
psal this act.
Approved, July 9, 1854.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16

BssT ASSORTMENT Of goods for 0entlsmen's
wear to be found in this city, are always on
hand at D.. Chandler's, Merchant Tailor, No.
500 Market Street, Tue style aud character Of
his workmanship Is too well known, to need
further comment. Those de5irous OF having o
good 6tiing suit or oVerooat for the coming
Holidays should cali and leave their measures
81 snoe. fdee. 9.2i.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16
Water Rentsl

The bills for 1865 are now ready for payment
To sll bills not paid on or before the 10th day
Of January, 1--WE per cent will be added 10
those not paid before the first Of February ten
per cent will be added II not paid by tue hrst
Of March the pipes will be cut Cd.
A PRIrCHARD,
Superintendent Of Water Works.
dec. q tJAul5 1866.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16

EYE AND EAR.-ProL J. Isaacs, N. D., oou-
list AID Aurist, formerly at Leyien, Holland, Is
permanently located at No. 5ll Pine Street,
Philadslphia, where persons afflicted With dis.
eases Of the Eye aud Ear will be scientifically
treateJ and cured II durable. Artificial Eyes
inserted without pain.
N. B.-The Medical faculty is invited, as he
has no secrets in his mode OF treatment. ju17 ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16

CARD.-I have just received a cargo Of
Spring Mountain Lshi0A Stove coal Of tho same
quality for hardness and purity aa that which
hss given such general satisfaction during this
season. The attention Of consumers is invited
before purchasing.
GEO. W. BUSH,
Nov. IS leO4.lm French Street Wharf.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16
IMPORTANT no FEMALES

DIR. Cheeseman's Pills.
Ths combination OF ngredeuts In these Pills ars the
result Of long and extensive ptaoee They are mild in
their operation, and certain IN correcting all irrsgulGr-
Ties Painful Mensruations, removing all ob,truetions
whether from cid or otherNpe headAshss palm in the
de pAlpis4tlon ofiss heart whites ali nervous Affection
Mysteries fatigue, pain in the back aud limbs 6s dis
turLsi sleep which arss FROM inierruptiOn Of nature
DIR. Cheeseman's Pills
Was the COMMENCEMENT OF In The treatment Of
thoserrpgulArss and obs uetoas which have eOAaEusd
many to premature grave No fsAis esIoy EOOd
health pniess she Is regular Whsasvsr obStrussinu
taksa plA'e ths general heAth tgytna to dssiiAs.
DIR. Cheeseman's Pills
Ars the mon efsesuL r-D>iy sver Snovo tr III esaa-
pAlhie peaulias To females. 80 ai slssss tAsy ara ia
TAiuab'e inducing Si!A es,taaE, periodical regularity
They known TO thsatands she have usaa them q
different periods, throughout the sSznty, Aayirs De
saHeou Of somsnf the mosi siAsnt Physisas IN AN~s
ESPsts diroetioss sa'as vhsn they slasId nO4 As
ussd, with sch bOkths rrieS one Dollar per % CO..
tGzlna trsn % To 90 Piiis.
Pills sSnt by nat prcmptIT, bJ rnistne IN DE rJs
ptissuS sn1d 81 Drassists generally.
HuruRtNSs HiLLTEI. Prrrr.esnG
tsPttiiy- 81 Cedar strest New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16

Az Aeti rsguata prhs proeeedns' aud the dslrbnuo'
Of p,las ,nou,y and for oiher PURPOSES
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16
PENINSULAR R. r. LINE.
Chanae of 1o,trc

M aaa sitter SATURDAY BvRNIHG. ort,bsr 10. 1854.
" f1Ana far tke Accommodation Of Passenger viii r,t
as fo!leWs until further notiee
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16

Philadelphia, Wilmington, ane
Baltimore Railroad.
On and after Sunday, Nov. 18th, 1885,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
1or hlllAoAs Athco A. H. tExpreis Mondsgs eycepted
Ae3 A. ~, i2oo NJ. $50 s5O aud iO8iP NJ
it1oPM '' W. ''''' "ns
Fog EiLnsoTox st 90, (NondAys e4eapiei1 sos iiIs
a. ~ >, 2SJ, AOl tBD, " ~ aud ii 40 p. ii.
sor nEw CAsFIx A. Jos 4. A. A,d zoo Pm
lor DovsR at sos A. NJ. ana 400 2. NJ
For htLJoRD at 6o6 A, NJ, and 400 p N.
For fALIsBuRT Al 8c6 A. H.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
" Leave b4LIlhou at e.ai A. N $40 A. M (Express)
Leave WiLnMgIos At las 7I5, 9l3 A. A., 1921. 100
230, 4Ss. ESQ, $50 1000 p M - ''''f
Lsave sALpBuRT at II 10 A. M
Leave MILFORD At 8 80 N. and 22OpM
Leave DovRR at o 30 A. NJ, and 3.55 p NJ
Leave NV Castle at $50 A. H and s0i u NJ
SioP.M. - '''' 'i'i o'U0' ''-''
LEAVE BALTIMORE
vt nALlshuai apd intermediate stations at I025'P
for DeVsn a nd interlnediate stations at 1.iO p NJ
TRAINS FUR BALTIMORE
Leave 0hssraR AZ $40 A. NJ. 3,O9 and ll.OS Pm
li.40PM - o"i' sou An"
Freight Train Uitd Pdsssagsr Car attached ,sri
Leave Wilmington for PeyVie and Intermediate places
<.. 40 p. NJ.
lAt 500 A. NJ, 1850 y. NJ from phila
dslphia to Baltimore.
From Philadelphia to Wilmington.
SUNDAYS ONLY atb00 A. NJ 1890, and IlO0 q. NJ.
FROM Wilmington to Philadelphia, se
las A. NJ and $50 p. N.
At l02 P. II. from Baltimore to
Philadelphia,
H. p KINNEY,
Superintendent.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16
Now for the Rush to Cheap Johns
Another New List Of Pfiees.

Boots pnd Shoes 80 per cent. lees than SBy
Jther store in Delaware.
Dry Goods 10 per cent less than any other
store in Wilmington.
CrOckery-ware 25 to 80 per cent. less than
any other store 10 this city.
Notions Of all kinds from ls to 25 per cent.
less than any other person dare attempt to sell.
Spool Cotton, Cloaking Cloths, Flanusis, Pant
stufls, Undershirts and Drawers, window Cur
tnins, Coal Oil Lamps, Glassware, Knives and
Forks, Pocket Books, Brushes of an kinds from
10 10 20 per cent. less than any Otker store 10
the United States Open from 6 a. NJ. to o p.
If. No. 600 Market Street. Wilmington. Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16

THH ARTIsAEs SAVING BANK, no. III Market
Street, Wilmington, Delaware. Office epen 10
receive deposits and make payments, daily, rx-
oept Sundays, from 8 o'clock, A. NJ. till p. NJ.
On Tuesday evenings from to S o'el9sk, and
on Saturday evenings from 6 to o'clock.
Profits upon deposits in this institution after
payment Of necessary e=penses. are all 70 be di.
vided among the depositors. Dividends are de-
clared semi.unpually, in the months Of April and
October.
The Charter enaets that no meTbe- Of the
Rosrd Of Managers shall be entitled to receive
sdJ profit or emolument for his services as such,
or be allowed to borrow any funds deposited with
the Corporation.
Aancg1s.-williRm s. fIilles, RdWard Belts,
Joseph W. Day, N. r. Benson, Charles ". How
land, George W. Bush, Edward Moore, Leonard
+. Wales, Clement d. Smyth, DR.. J. T. Vaughan,
William II. Billany, William Candy, Henry c..
Jones.
WILLIAM s. HtLLEs, President.
GEORGE W. Bush, Vice President.
JoHH P. MoLEAR. Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16
Nn,IrnaG ann Statesmam
Official.
LAVA OF NE ONIrED STATES.

pas,l II hs Fba ses,oa Of @s 7adty- Eighth
Congress
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16

By loealll
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CO.
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16

An ACT to provide for the more speedy punish
mont Of guer[rlilla marauders, and for other
purposes.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-16
Z, S. Military uGaar.

The following order has Deeu issued 1EnIo 2ho
r. S. War Department:
i,r De2n,jmept Adj2tcnt r2a2r1T& Office,
JT,;Shington o. O., Hoych L, 1854. J
THE President Of he United States orders as
follows:
|. Major General TEalIeck is al bis own r2:
o1e<t relieved from dnty IS ten9rai-"-'v = :I1IET E
Of The Arm Y, and Lieutenant GeIeral y. >.
Grant IS assigned 70 the command o. fI1e ar
mics Of the I1ni!ed States The bead1uarseTs
of the army will he in WASHINGTON. and also
with lieutenant General Grant N the fe!d.
IT. Major General Halleck i assigned 70
du,v IN Washington, as chief Of srat OF thjz
army. under the direction Of the Secretary OF
War and the Lieutenant General command,
inr. Ills orders will be ohoyed and respected
accordingly. ~ =,
signed to The command OF the 1nll'aFy DIVISION
Of tho Mississippi, composed Of he '1enarf'
rnents ot the Ohio, the Cumberland, the et''
nessee and the Arkansas.
". Major (,eueral J. 3. Mcpherson IS as
signed 70 the command Of the department &!'a
Army of the 1enne see.
Y. In relieving Major General ualleck 'rozn
duty as General in Chief, the I'rasl4enJ o.
s;res to express his appreciation an1 thanSs
for the aile ansI jealous manner n "h'ch 1853
ar,}aous and responsible oatlo5 OF iHa iIos1aon
have been performed .xr
b. order d The Secretary q War
i. y. TOWNSEND.
Acs;stay,4 Ad;uSa2lt General.
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The Secretary oS War
L. y. TOWNSEND.
Assistant AdjuSant General,

r'ha Federal cunboat expedition up the y d
china river, Louisiana, encountered opposl''o,s'
4 nlaee called Trinity vas found 70 be 5trongi?
e,r,ifed and 8 heavy fire was opened upon
the flagship Hian1an, compelling her GO IeSno
n DAMAGED condition. with the loss OF Two
,neu killed and eight wounded. The tag was
then transferred to the gunboat O0ch'ta,
whose roxrrfu! guns tits said, sllencad the C0E~
c,derate batteries, consisting OF three thirty
tuo-nounoers. but it does not appear that the
battery was captured. The Ouchita was dam
AIRED Further up the river Harrlsonourg vas
bnrpt d The gunboat Conrestoga, with cargo
of faon,1u;tIon, came in collislon with Tie 0ens'
ra1 pr;co on the Mississippi River, on the l0lIl
instant and was sunk. She will prove total
loss, This news comes from Cairo.
The ship Star of the West, which reached
New York Yesterday from Liverpool, reports
tba probable total loss Of the iron c}ad fr1gate
Re 4 Italia, constructed at NeE7 oTk for ms
italian Government On March 7th The Star
of fhe West saw large man Of "ar wn'cEl
reTorted herself the Re de Italia: win Ger
main topmast gone and in d sinking condition.
TE, Star Of tic West was requested 70 lie ~
III night and accompany the trlGa5o 70 tI'f'
nearest land. signaIs Of blue lights ani rock
arc wore not answered by the tr1gate alter
- clock P. NJ. the 7th ard on The next morning
20, ,h;ng Vas to be seen Of tie "an-of var i'
was supposed that she sank with all or o2af7.
Tha frieate had crew OF iour hundred otnceis
and men
ro morrow is st. patrick l}ay,
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PUBLISHED (DA1LYj By
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
;rS~ OFFICE-No. 10A King street, over
: ,on<'s. formerly French y Book Store.

sp1cy DEBArE.-Ln the i. S. Senate, on
Monday, the bill making appropriations Ter
tha West Point Military Academy tor The cur
rent wear came up. ;.
Nr. Hale offered an amendment providing
IN effect chat none Of the appropriations snail
r. Maid 20 cadets hereafter appointed, unless
said anpoi, tusents are made strictly IL accord
ance With laws. ;,
~.ords ss>7it|,out regard to political faith
Nr Hale ex planned that the Object was 10
nre:pnt the continued appointments OF cs'iets
- from Congressional districts to which they
DID no, belong.
lengthy debate ensued, involving the
question of partisan appointments by the Al
1,l1,jstration, Mr.. Dooittle conteudlng that
nn|;rica| standing had never been investigated
hv the Administration in military appoint
Mr. Davis sail he hoped no man was SO
green as to suppose anybody believed this Ad-
,uinisera,ion could appoint any but It's own toll
lowers.
Mr. Sumner called the attention IF Mr. Da-
Wis 70 the fact that the first General, appointed
from Massachusetts,, was Democrat fresh
from tn Charleston Convention,
Mr.. Dayis-yes, Gen. Rntler! God save
u from such Deuocl ats! Hes the meanest
and moSt conteml,tib!e democrat that ever
walked the tace OF the earth. tie would sell
himself for a sufficient considerations every
da7 in the week,
Mr.. Wilson sai,! that the political status had
never been raised in the consideration OF m'l1,
fary no ninatlons. In the 37th Congrt IS, the
Military Committee considered 6,S23 nonllna
yions. and has considered about 1000 SO TAR
during this session He went on to show that
~ each Of the New England States even,
majority OF the General officers appointed and
g affirmed we're Democrats vi fourteen
Generals from kentucky, only one supported
AIr lincoln; and OF the hundreds OF General
of;cars in the entire service, hardly ethlrd
a!e Republicans.
Mr. Conness said that the FIVE General Off
res annointed from California, including
General Halleck, were all Democrats:
Mr Howe cuntended that no Admlnlstra-
tion since the days OF Washington had been
so liberal in regard to appointments as THIS,
not only in the military but the CIVIL depart
ments, The only question had been, olo 1hei
person wish to see the United States succeed
l., this contest. You could net get man ol
III + sort removed, if he had oeen Democrat
81, his l;fe The Administration was SO anx
ions 70 avoid party question that the hrst
vacancy IN the Cabinet was tlled With Dem
ocrat-one whose Democracy was SO unques,
tiopable that he was found suitable tor Mr..
BuchaDan's Callnet
Mr.. Salisbury begged that the gentleman n:
from Wisconsin would not huniltate a,'o ail,lct
us 50 much again as to Cemlnd Us that that
man was ever Democrat
Mir. Howe thonght that the gentleman from
Delaware would be benefited by remembering
that MIR. Stanton was Democrat, and recon-
menaed him to reflect upon Democracy as
illustrated by the loyalty Of the Secretary OF
War ~
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Mr.. Howe said he hoped il you'd not h1rt
the gentleman's feelings 10 know sh1t 2Na E'l1'<
oE the Democrats were il support os 1he Al-
ADMINISTRATION.
Mr.. Salisbury said it Sid NOT hurt him II
the least
Mr. Howe went on to show that: during the
late elections, the Administration had voted
for war Democrats in n!any cases, an1 1nstan
stanced that Of Gov. Brough, OF Uho, and
other officers IL New York.
Mr.. Davis urged that the whole war policy
Of the Administration had been changed from
what il was originally, and that no one was ar
nonted to office who did not subscribe to that
change. Those who held to the original avo"-
Al Of the objects of the war IN the Crlttenden
resolutions were pronounced dlsloyaI.. lie
considered those who held to that policy as
the onIy true Union men, He regarded the
Administration as having beer very proscrlp.a
tive in making appointments, and sa'G iaat II
tie Senate would give him al examining com
mttee he thought he could prove that nlne-
tenths Of the appointments o. thus Adonnisfra-
ton were from It's own followers AS 1oI
Democrats, its appointments OF them are o
such men as the Adjutant General OF the army
who. if he was correctly informed, at one 'I'ne
had his trunk packed, ready to go INTO fe!el
dom: and General Butler, who voted 1iSy-
seven times for Breckinrdge, IN the Charles,
ton Convention, and sneh other men as aao
sold themselves for Government pap.
Additional advices ny The steamer Jura state
that the English Ministry had recently escaped
defeat on a mere party division in the House
of Commons BY majority OF one vote only.
The runor that the Archduke Maxlmi}hon has
rononnced his intention Of going to Mexico
;s entirely unfounded. The King Of denmark
IN recent speech strongly advocated vlgor-
ONO narseverence. There has been nc fighting
in schlesvig. Gen. Gerlacf had succeeded
d. Mega as commanAer-in chief OF the De-
nish army. Bonds of the Confederate loan
70 the extent Of 1000 pounds repay
ah,e at nar, were drawn in Londcn on the
1st of March. The Archduke Macmillan, s
visit to Paris is further postponed. lhe cor
resnondence relative 10 the capture q fae brl~
t;sh bark Saxon, has been published, and the
GovArnment maintain shat, If the facts, as set
eo,+h bo true. the Federal officer was guilty
q numbering the mate Of the Saxon They
demand that he shall be tried tor the offence;
that co,npensation shall be made 60 the "'oo"
,f the murdered man, and ais 70 the owners
of The vessel FIR the loss sustained BY her SCI
4ure In the Hor Sc Of Lords, Earl Russ Il was
aa,, "a what steps the Government had taken
to put a stop to recruiting in ireland tor the
Federal army. he stated that conplaIoS mac
moro than once been made on the s"@lect 70
Mr Adams. but that the latter had met those
oon,n,ants with an indignant denial Moth
ing, therefore, be said, could De o9''s o"''' ~
tual proof of the fact was obta'ped.
l. Il - he pacifit: las De
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