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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08

,. s4s1 ala NEW YORK. Dec. Z
,oSn7 On sales 900 bales middIing upiands
flour-sales 1870 bbls; State and Western l0015c
Hg ea State 60@l0 Is; Round Hoop Ohio II 10
S@dx; Western 709l 65; Southern frmer; SALES
NY DDlsat 10 759l6 Canada l0l6c hight sales 100
bbls at 10 05@l2 90.
Wheat-2@3c higher; sales l2,000 bushels Chicago
spring at Z 25; Milwaukee Club 80; Winter Red
Western at 2 40G2421
Corn-heavy; sales $500 bush. Mixed Western
Oats-aetive; Western 03@1 04t.
Beef-in demands sales 800 bbls; Country mess
00@l2 o.; nav prime mess 20@23.
PorK-higher; sales 100 bbls;. s 5e
tard-active: sales 3s00 hbls at 2l233.
HButter-frmer; Ohio at 1910. 'I-sIsssss s5sss
Whiskey-irregular; salee Blu bbls at 92@l a.
Sugar-frm; sales $50 hhds; Por 0 Rico Gar Mus.
covado 18s@2O1
Cofee-fr m Tut quiet
enthusiastically; sales 81 hhds Muscovado soc.
Naval Stores-dull; Rosin 20 0c@35 90.
Fish-steady. with moderate demand. - Il
0ils-generally quiet; Petroleum-frm;
kreights to Lverpool-Quiet.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08

iNsuRANcE.-We publish in our advertis-
Ing column the annual exhibit of the Holyoke
Mutual Insurance Company of Salem, Mass
1t is one Of the best Mutual offices In the
country and its affairs are in a prosperous
condition,-so much SO. that the assess
ments for FIVE years policy amount to but
very small sum. EIiphalet Webster, Esq, is
the agent for this city and vicinity, and he
will be happy to impart any information need
ed by those who wish to have their prope rty
Insured in sound reliable Office.
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From California.
- q SAN FRANcrsco. Dec. 2.

aasa asss SAN FRANCISCO. Dec.2 2.
Heavy rains are falling again. Business is
still interrupted. Prices of produce falling.
The stock of merchandise in warehouses,
foreign and domestic in the main, is very
large. 441.a-f 81 La
Receipts of bullion in the last ten days are
over $1.700,e00.
Currency bills are selling for Ito; Tele-
graphic transfers 4 IL; coin bills 1-2a3.- =
No arrivals AEk1 SSH
Mail steamer Sacramento sailed to-day for
Panama, carrying a small number Of passen-
gers, and $765, 934 in specie; of this only 1907
TAI is Tor New York, the remainder for Eng
land and Panama.
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BY FELEe'RAPB
T0THE
Portland Daily Press.
xxxvI11 CONGRESS- Second Session.

| sif - 8 SENATE. $50 80
WASHINGTON, Dec.l.
! The Senate committee to arrange me stand
| ing committees, have put Senator Grimes at
the head of the Naval committee In place of
| Senator Hale. This caused lively debate in
the caucus, and no result was reached. Sena-
tor Sherman has been placed at the head of
| the Finance committee.
The President pro tenn submitted a COM
munication from Gov. Hahn OF Louisiana. ac-
| cCmpanied by the proceedings of the General
| Assembly of Louisiana in the election of r
King Cutler and Charles Smith, Senators from
that State. AfAaf14
Mr.. Wade presented remonstrance of nu-
merous citizens OF Louisiana on the subject.
MI. Powel offered a resolution requesting
the secretary OF War to communicate a report
OF tne proceedings of the court martial in case
OF zen. Payne, late commander at Paducah
Tabled until the announcement Of the Senate
Mr.. Morgan presented the credentials of
Messrs. Smith and Cutler, Senators elect from
Louisiana. He did not propose that they
should be sworn in now, but when the COM
mittees were announced he should move that
the whole matter be referred to the Judiciary
committee.
On motion of Mr.. Wade all the documents
on the subject were ordered to be printed.
AAO iCeiuCut pfcecubcu tu6 0eudbe WlLn
copies of the laws fthe Territory of Nebraska.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
A bill was introduced to establish ocean
mail service to China.
A resolution was adopted instructing the
Judiciary committee to inquire into the ex-
pediency of amending the Constitution so that
Representatives Of Congress shall be appor-
toned among the several States which NAV be
included within the Union according to their
respective number of qualified electors.
resolution was offered directing the Sec
rotary of War to report what obstacle pre-
vents thefull and early exchange Of prisoners.
Laid over.
bill was introduced giving sailors the BEN
eft of the naturalization act. Referred to Jul
dietary committee.
Resolutions were adopted instructing the
Military committee to inquire what legislation
Is necessary to secure justice to the soldiers
who enlisted for unexpired terms, but have
been held for three years. ssn ~
A resolution was offered calling for all cor
respondence relative to the exchange Of pris-e
oners. Laid over.
A resolution appointing committee of nine
to investigate frauds In the Philadelphia Navy
Yard occasioned some debate, and was laid
over. ssa 81 Fas.sss s s. s. ..ss..'.5.s 4.
A resolution was adopted instructing the
Military committee to inquire into the expedi-
ency of dispensing with bounties and raising
the soldiers pay.
A motion was adopted instructing the Ways
and Means committee to inquire into the ex-
pediency of fixing an ad val tax on all sales
OF merchandise of every description. Ad-
journed. sst 1a ego ID
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08

9The Philadelphia Ledger, the most sue
cessful penny paper in the country, has been
sold to George W. Childs, the well-known and
enterprising Philadelphia publisher. q 81
8Two hundred and ffty-seven acres Of land
in certain portion Of West Virginia, were
worth, two yearsago, two hundred and fifty
seven dollars. Two weeks ago million and a
quarter Of dollars were paid for the same land.
sStruck oil. ls4ss ~ a 8.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08

MAsoNIc.-At the annual election in the
Ancient Landmark Lodge last evening, the
following officers were elected Charles M.
klce, Master; A. L. Fox, Senior Warden;
William Ross, Jr, Junior Warden; Charles
Fooes' Treasurer; Ira Berry, Secretary; Geo.
L. SWEET, Senior Deacon; VIM. II. Willims,
Junior Deacon; Marshall N. Rich, Senior
Steward; Franklin Crawford, Junior Steward.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08

NATIONAL BANKs.-An event very worthy
Of extended public notice, occurring the first
week in December, is the organization of four
leading Boston Banks, as National Banks un-
der the act Of Congress. These, in addition
to several so organized before, were the Free
mans, Atlantic, fremont and SUFFOLK
These changes, especially the change of the
Suffolk, so long at the head of the New Eng
land system, indicate that the National svs-
TEN viii soon become prevalent If not uniyer.
sal. Then, If Congress is ,oise and firm. we
can have currency and banking system as
uniform and sound, as can possibly be expect
ed, under any condition of affairs likely to ex-
LIST for some years to come.
The public sentiment, which favors the Ma
tional Banking system, is not likely to be very
widely mistaken, now that it is corroberated
by the action of the best banks in New Eng
land, and it should be directed to the end of
requiring all the banks to come into this mode
Of sustaining the Government credit, or else
they should be required absolutely to cease
putting forth currency, and to call in what
they have out. r.
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Musical Notice.

MIR. E.B Robson, OF Boston. at the urgent
M solicitations ofthe public and h's many isien s,s
IN this city has returned TO Portland 70 resume ms
~ fassiop az Teacnins and Tuning the Piano Forte
Having an experience Of over twenty years, 10
feels conf dent entire satisfscuosn, , VA y "
''sse f y abroad in this city left at
Psinas n a1s Store. OF at his residence 70 Spring
ss,ns MUSIC deeodla
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n q. District Court.


Robert Peel, who was bound
over to this court, by the Q. s. Commissioner,
on complaint charging him with aiding de-
serters to escape, was discharged from custody
mo witnesses appearing against him.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08

OFFICERS and soldiers who have arrears Of
pay and bounty due them from the Govern
ment, or are entitled to pensions, can have
them secured by W. S. Sawyer, Esq, SO IL
Exchange street, opposite the Post Office.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08

REcRUrrINe.-At the Provost Marshals
office yesterday four substitutes and one re-
cruit for the army were passed and credited
three to Kennebunkport, one to Limington.
and one to Brunswick. -Four recruits for the
navy were passed and credited to Biddeford.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08

PosTPoNED.-The auction sale of worsted
goods at 10 Market Square, which was to take
place yesterday, was postponed owing to the
rain, and will take place this afternoon at 2
o'clock. Bailey, auctioneer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08

LOUISVILLE. KY, Dec. 6.
The Journal learns that Coopers brigade of
white troops and brigade of colored, both of
which were cut off from the main army when
Gen. Schofield retreated from Franklin, have
arrived at Clarksville.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08
PORTLAND AND VICINITK..
Man Adrerfisen,anfs To-DaV.

NesC Advertisements TO-DGN.
Statement of the Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
Copartnership Notice.
Safes for Sales. b. A. Lufkin Co.
Notice--W. H. Shaw q Co.
Grand Assembly.
Working Oxen for Sale.
Five Dollars Reward.
Holyoke Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Proposals for Wood.
Indepe pdsnt Course Of Lectures
Useful Holiday Presents-sl Middle Street.
Decalcomania-Mrs. ]. W. Emery.
Wanted-Five Thousand Dollars.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08

The reputation of DR.. Burnett is guaran-
ty of his manufacture. tits sufficient to say
of Burnett's FIavoring Extracts, that, for their
purpose, they are not inferior to his celebrated
Toilet Articles. 5
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08

DEAD.-Littlejohn, who was SO severely
stabbed Tuesday night, Of which we gave an
account yesterday, died about o'clock yes
terday morning at the police station.
Coroner Gould called jury OF inquest
Some of the witnesses being absen, 1.-THE inquest
was adjourned to this morning. No arrest has
yet been made of the perpetrators, or any con.
cerned in the affair.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08

MERCANTILE DAEcEs.-The first party of
the third series, occurs on Wednesday evening
next, Dec. 18th, at Lancaster hall.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08
.Re1el Iosses D. tl.e late Battles.

''f'7I'3 s..s LOUISVILLE. KY, Dec. z.
The Journals Nashville dispatch of the 9th,
says the rebels lost at Franklin ten general of
fcer. Among those not previously reported,
are Gems. Gevan and Quartles. Cheatham
escaped capture only by the feetness Of his
horse. s lsaa $3.50
Steamers Prima Donna, Prairie State and
Manet were captured to-day by he gunboat
Carondelet, b fss .sfs,Eh
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$4,000 Reward.

oar n.,ween the PEBBLE House and New City
Hall tie a a last sEsnIs ana Fxs5@
bag con..iaAm erican Gold and Fifteen Sovtrelgns.
dollars ~ will receive the above reward BY leaving
1t a. ths s. KENFIELD.
,,.-tI.nd Dec 5th 1854. 8td deco
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08

SUPPLIES FOR HOSPITALS AND SOLDIERS,
Since the supplies sent for Thanksgiving
dinner. Mr.. George R. Davis has forwarded
80 bbls. vegetables. to Mrs. Eaton; so bbls. to
the New England Soldiers Aid Society, 'PhiIa
delphia; 100 bbls. to the Maine Agency,
washington; so bbls. to the New York Aid
Society, and 100 bbls. to be distributed equal
ly among the 18th, 18th, l4th, 18th, 29th, and
9Oth Maine Regiments. Six barrels have all
SO been sent to the Soldiers Home, and two
barrels to the returned soldiers of the 18th
Maine, at the City Buildings.
There are about 200 bbls. vegetables on
hand, which viii be sent to the soldiers in
front of Richmond.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08

MRS. M. G. Brown will be at her Office 22s
IL Congress street, this day, Thursday 9Th.
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tJs,. Rosscra,.s Relieved Of ia command.

~ NEW YORK, Dec. Z.
The Times Washington dispatch says Gen.
Rosecrans has been relieved of the command
Of the Department of Missouri. Gen. Steele
is also understood to be relieved by General
REYNOLDS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08

NoTIcE.- Through private letters we learn
that the Both Maine Regiment is in immediate
need of Sanitary stores. sss 49,
The ladies of the Maine Camp Hospital As
ISOLATION will send forward without delay any
stores which may be furnished for this regi-
ment, now in the Valley of the Shenandoah.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08
TEETHi TRErHt rEETrf,

Dr. D: sti continues to Extract Teeth BY Rlsotyic.
ay o.tno. fa,n; Persons having decsyed teeth
he would give polite invitation 70 car.
superior Atectro Magnetic Machines for aaIe IN,
family use with thorough Instructions. ~ W
Dr.. D. can Accommodate fsv- nafianf. ,,,,h
board and treatment ut his house. 80 WI"
once honrs from o'slask y 70 ,aw, nd
OonsultAtion free - 91ov1tg
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08
LADIRR

who have cold hands and feet; weak stomaah,.
t s ana weak backs; nervous and sick headaohe,
a.zAlness and swimming in the head, with indiges
uoa Sna constipation Of the bowels; pain in the sde
80 n S.e. ieaoorrn@a. Tor whitesl; falling Of the
Az AZ. mat long Train OF diseases will and In Eiectrie
ny sure means Of cure For painful mens truafion
OF troubles with young ladies, Electricity s certai
specific, and WILL IN short tme restore the an gre.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08

NORTHERN MONTHLY. = The Decepber
number has come to hand. 1t closes the first
volume. A new volume, much improved,
commences with the January number. The
editor and publishers have spared no efforts
to make this magazine worthy of general pat
ronage, and it belongs to public spirited peo-
pie to see that they do not labor in vain. The
present number presents fine appearance,
and Its table OF contents is rich and varied
+. 7. Weston, Editor. Bailey & Noyes, Pub
fishers.
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EDUCATIONAL.


The Winter Term viii Begin Nov. 2s.
THIS School is for both Misses and Masters, with
Il out regard to age or attainments.
Pupils may be admitted at any time in the term.
For further particulars apply to
j. II. HANSON,
novl6d6m 81 Congress streef.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08

Another Victory OYER Hood.
NEW YORK, Dec. Z.
Hood attacked our forces at Murfreesboro'
and was repulsed with the loss Of six guns.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08
Meetings Of electoral col1eoes.

~~r>~--r+ ~ Ocse~0Scst s.af
.N 81 reg asq ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 4,
The Electors in this State met to-day, and
cast the thirty-three electoral votes of the
state for Lincoln and johnson. A messenger
was appointed to convey the vote to Washing
ton. The college then adjourned size die.
MONTPELIER, VT. Dec. Z.
The Electoral College Of Vermont, met in
this place to-day and cast their votes for Lin
coin and Johnson. Hon. a. Cattlan was cleo
ted to convey the vote of the college to Wash
ington. Sd ssznsi IS ssssa.sa.se -
~ lss ssa q HARRISBURG. Dec, T.
The Electoral College cast their vote for
Lincoln and johnson. A5i s as
q 8 q HARTFORD, CT, Dec. Il.
The Electoral College met to-day. Oliver
Winchester ofNew Haven, was chosen to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the death of John
Pelton. The six votes were cast for Lincoln
and johnson. Edward P. Chimney was chosen
messenger to carry the vote to Washington.
Capture Of a Federal Schooner and Tug
ssa Boot. s
s 49, FORTRESS MONROE, Dec T..
The recently captured blockade runner Vix-
en- arrived here yesterday from the blockading
fleet off Wilmington. ~ ss
Intelligence reached here to-day of the cap
ture and destruction ora suffers schooner,
and tug Lizzie Freemen last night, while
anchored off Warwick river, about seven miles
above Newort News, by alparty of rebels, pur-
porting to be a portion of the crew of the
Florida. There were twelve of them under
the leadership of an officer dressed in the uni
form of the rebel Navy. The suffers crew
was first captured, and her crew being sur
prised in their berths, made no resistance
The rebels then captured the Lizzie Freeman
in the same manner. The crews were parol-
led iss sisif 4 smaze S e ~
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Inc nneamAtics the equity, the lame and the In. 4,
zap with lQys and move with the agility and eIasti
w o. youth; the heated brain is coolcd the frost
oitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformifiea ~
moved mintness converted to vigor, weakness 70
sengtn the blind made to see the deaf to hear and
tne Ralslea .orm 70 move upright the beraishes o.
ne ealamlties q old $50 obEiatsd inS
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-08
REMOvALi
DIR. WIN. DEMING,
Medical Electrician.
Has removed his office from Clapps Block to
IVA MIDDLE STREET,
ksarlI Opposite tho United Etstu Hotel. Whu. he

MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens o.
~ located in this city. During the two years we
have been In this eity,-We have cured some OF
the worst forms OF disease in persons who have tried
other forms Of treatment In vain, and curing pa
tents In 80 short time that the question is often
asked 90 they stay curedt To answer this question
we Will say that Al that do not stay cuTed we viii
doctor the second time for nothing
DR.. ID. has been practical electrician fer twenty
one years, and Is also regular graduated physIcan
Electricity ID perfectly adapted to chronic dseasea
In the form Of nervous sick headache; neurairjs
In the head, neck extremities consumption wle
in the acute stages or whore the lungs are not fully
involved acute or chronic rheumatism scrofula h1
dseasee white swellings, spinal diseases curvatI
Of the spine; oontraoted muscles, distorted lbnbs
palsy or paralysis, st. vitas Dance, Deafness STAN.
mering or hesitancy Of speech dyspepsia. ildieea.
ton, constipation and liver complaint, piles-we cure
every case that can DO presented; asthma bronohI.
complaints. ~
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SUPREME judicial Court

OCTOBER TERM-DAvIs, j., PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.--The following arraignments
took place:
Peter J. Connely, for compound larceny
Plea-guilty.
Josephine N. Hill, for larceny, Plea-not
guilty.
Eliza A. jackson, for receiving and aiding
In concealing stolen property. Plea-net
guilty.
VIM. Fernald, for larceny. Plea-guilty.
John Curran and Alfred Thompson, for
breaking and entering, with intent to commit
larceny. Both of them pleaded guilty.
Charles Clancy, for assault, with intent to
kill Plea--not guilty.
The trials will not take place until next
Tuesday, on which day the traverse jurors
come in.
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FoRTREss MoNRoE. Dec. |,

Capture Of a Federal Schooner and Tug
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
SheriRis Sale,

By vrsns ef writ OF Lovarl fAriaa 10 M eiese'el
viii be eHpcssd 10 Putc sale At the Hotel Of saauel W.
strickland IN the Town of New cksii, nov Castle colh
~ ssd stsio of Delaware on THURSDAY tho 25lh tsy
q July, 4. D. 1854, at 10 o'ec's \. 81 ihA ollawing
described Real Kants via :Al that mes N3g0ARd 10y u
snd state IN the noriheTy side rf MIt tFe. IN the
own IS New Csslo. In New Cas5 county, and sttieoi
nslaWAia t0nndei Aui dsscrhad IA pllew= q WIZ 10
M the southNssteily OF i tmelly Belonging 70
the hera Of J-saph Baldwin, dee' Md rnnnns ttcaee
10 flake cornar or land inrnery 81 John blanni de-
caaEsl and now Of John AAhcny. thnnea with the luect
the same north foTty0nr and onsia degrees Nta ono
hundred and thirty nine ieet 10 latd et Miam Foster
theuee with the north fotSi91t d94,lei, et hg
iee 10 the aforesaid lot foTmurlY Of the ho- rf olh
BALDWIN, decd thsues with tho ellne south iofty'iof
and onahsf degrees huudrsi sud thirty nlae
feet 10 the raos Of fe3nning cqaAn'ng Our lhsuan
ops hundred and seventy square fe o. and De tho sa'
mors or esr Seized and aEou in execution as the mop
ary u Mary Nccann, decaa'cd, su A. Andetfon e'le
tenant and 10 ba sold by -
sserih's Onies, EeF Castle, July 8, isdl. lts ia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22


,Is,o,. Nor ,a.r. $500 90
mi he City shs not be ohsrsesble with the ices due
tho Mayor, in determnod by hn m Wheh the "e
lSaSSps IiSsvmap. N "r'V'V 10 p-' '4' 5000
Members o. tha CITY Council tor aHsndAncs
al esch meeting, ~
Treasurer, p0r year, IVY "
Clerk OF the Conncil, do ige o.
Bsiiiff Of the Council, do, w ny
High Constable, Do .Ve "
Police COnstAbieH d., N9Nu3
Matchmen, Jily, ov1 w
superintsndent Of Water Works the uts orthe
House corner 10Th and Market snd per Sear ~ ~
Street Commissioner, dn s3o W
City Solicitor, do, ~ w
City Auditor, do, ~ ~ ~ ~
Fire Wschnian, do, az "
Register Of Dsaths snd BuriAls, do, S9Sg
Receiver Of Taxes do, IVY "
Chairman OF Street Committee, d. eu "
Chairman OF Committee Pubiia buiidn;'i DO ap w w
Keeper Of Gig Cioct, Dc. -lW
uierR Of tns AArket. 10 per cent on his rs'sip'i
ftom MsrAet hont3,
H.rbor Master es o otos as prouoribst hg orainapgo
MsnheFs Of Bosid Of lIe,lth, one dollar tor esah
meetiDs, the sompsn. alton Of saeh Hos y
exceed twenty Ave dollars por ennumi o
ssersisfy Of Boa 4 Of Health, each nesting, A1v
Mauh8rH OF the Board Of Revision, for Attendance
each meeting, W
Ipspsqt.r OF Ele iiion, ~!
Assistant Inspector Of Eleodons, ~ 0o
Asssssor AVID Collector Of Taxes, per year. eoo.o
President Of City Council, do, ~ ~ ~
Vaccine Physeians, dc, w y.
Surveyor and Regulators, per day, eel
| Wharf copnssaionsr,per day, whilst eapioJoa, ~
eEcrOs g. That 70 much Of any ordinance ~ con ttet
With IS contradictory to ttis ordinance be, and n
rams is hsrsby repealed, mads null md void.
PARED at he City Hail, wilmingtoa Jans ~ 1851
A. H0LLlN6sW0R1Hs
presiisnt Of the CITY Council.
Attest, Er. TAYLOR, olerk. iys w
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
The Universal Clothes wringer.

EiLh-ADausIlNH AM A1'SSt
IT 5ayes Time, Labor. Oothes Money Is Z the best
L sud only Reliable WRlNdeI befors tho ps9ps.
It 10 tho most durable Machine made, aud eoUloines
more Strength of frame, Cans1liY 6r Pressure, and
Power Of Action than any Of tba socalled eneap MHn
In Tho ngtkst. Tbs trs is always tte ohaspeh y
Ia tho nniy Wrugsr with the
PATENT GoG-wHEEIi REeuL ATOE
For turning bnth tolls together The Rolls nii hct
twist on thu shalt - 80 ,-,,i,,s
Furnished 70 fsriiilsi on Isilb fREh Of EAfhNff
FOR sale By wM Il niLLAGY Co,
{. e. Cor. 5sc9ad sra dsGA7t sis.,
ssr 22-gm NimiHgtoni Do.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-22
- ? T 7 "I77T|f- '1I77IE q 7 IT-T III
medliteiy. Approved. June
LPuBlis-ko io8
efning certain school iAnds Ia
lprnIlo RnsoLrrIoE-No. b !

7"
JeAl sOLulioS granting certain privileges 10 the city
% Des moines in the state Of Iona.
betteoved by tho Senate House Of Representative
Of tbs uniLsd States Of America Ia Congress assembled
That tho United States hereby renquish 10 ts city
Dos M0ines in the State Of Iowa, municipal corporation
and interest In the coal beds underlying the river Dsa
Moiues Within the liilts Of said city H0pded That
disposition thereof ahail be lade which thall OBJ
set the free navigation said river nor shall any
grant Of the PRIVILEGE f mining the same extend for
longer period than len years.
Approved, June 10. 1sB4.