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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
Laws of the United states
lPusLlc-No. 1876 I

fPuBLIc--No. 1876
Az AcT providing for satlsfying elsiIa3 foF
bounty lands, and for other purposes.
Be il enacted BY fas Senate and HeAss Of Rfpfs-
seafatiyes Of he Unitsd SiateS ef America in Con
grssS aSssmbisd, That the act entitled "An act
to provide for satisfying claims for bounty lands
for military services Id the late war with Great
Britain, and for other purposes" approved JhlS
twenty seventh, In the year one thousand eight
hundred and forty two, and the two acss apPro-
we'd January twenty seventh, In the year one
Thousand eight hundred and thirty i've, therein
and thereby revived, and also the two acts to
the same intent aud purpose, respectively, ap-
proved the twenty sixth day Of June, Ia the
year eighteen hundred and forty eight, and the
eighth day Of February in the year eighteen
hundred and fifty four, be- and the same are
hereby renewed and continued iu force and st-
feet, without restriction or Limitation rs TO the
time Of location Of said warrants issued in virtue
thereof
Sec 2. And Be It further ssaeisd, That all
warrants for bouaty lands heretoiore Issued in
virtue OF any Of the several aets hersabefOre
named, may be located at any lime subaeqnent
TO thepassage Of thia act, Ia conformity with
the genersll laws in force a. the tina Of sach
LOCATION; aud that all entries and locations here
tofore made with suoh warrants shall be as valid
and tffeetuAl as II the several acts afbresatd had
not expired at the time Of such eutry aud locs-
tion, any law to the contrary notwithstanding
Sec. 8. And Be IL JariksT eHEettd, That all acts
and parts VI acts Inconsistent With the proVi-
Slons Of this act be, and the same are hereby.
repsslei NU
Approved, July z, 1864.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
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CantAnipS tixty-six lga) Ayyes Good BaIdibss Thes
Or tour nllsn nom ilningto1. Tine yoans Apple and
Peach o,ehaId. good laaIng condition. nao nn bef
of Cherry TreoA. Ths above location Is YER, the aud
healthy. For terms. apply 10
$50 W. AeCAuLLRH 4 co.
Augatf eeo Marset strsOt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
TPuB1Ic-No 1871

An Aer to repeal joint resolution entitled
"Joint resolution TO grant additional rooms tC
the Agricultural peParsmsht.' and for othei
purposes #oA
Re Il enacted By Iss .SAlate AID Haase Of Repre-
s4atdivss stfhs U;liisa Siaiss gf America an Con
grsss sSss4glsd. That the joint resolution ehi
tied "Joint resolution 10 grant additional rooms
to the AgrleutStAl Department" be, and the
sane Is hereby, repealed. 9a sh
Sre.2 Ade Be i faribe5 glgrfei, That the
Secretary of the Interior be. ard he ia hereby
authorized aud directed to assign fof the Tempo
rary use of the Connisslcnsr OF Agriculture,
such roems In the iGtefior Department Auiiabl
for the hnslntss Of anid commissioner, and nc
cessary TO enable him % perform officially the
business Of said office, as eau be appropriated
with the least ineouVeulense to the trsusection
of other public business.
Sec. 3. And 6s1H yJasrtksr enacted, That the
Commissioner Of Agriculture is authorized to
ren; suitable rooms tor the accommodation Of
his office, and to make necessary improvements,
aud to pay tho rent Of the ssma for one year,
the sum Of three thousand five hundred dollars
Ia hereby appropriated out OF any money in the
Treasury moi otherwise appropriated; ProVifed,,
Such rooms shall not DO rented for period
longer than three years.
Approved, July 4, 1864
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13

I AaDnKrH's bsu crop Garden Bssds, Peas. bsanA
hpiRAeh, Celery Cucumber 0niOp, RAdsh, Ae tor early
saving At O. OHAgDLkh SON
oil Market 5tFest.
LspdIehs oArdsr AnAnAss Tor ErAtui,OpI dS,Iibauoa
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
fpuRI,o-Ho. POLL

1
An ACT 10 establish 4 branch OF the mint OF the
United slaics at Dalles cty, 10 tho State Of
Oregon,
Be e enacted By tke SsRate aad Hesss Of RspFs.
s0lfdtiVss Of tie Unifsd Statss ef Aw6ied in Goa
gress asssm6led, That branch Of the mint Of the
United States be located Rhd established at Dal-
lee City, in the Stale Of Oregon, for the coinage
Of gold and silver.
Sec. 2, Aud be II further eAaeted, That, for
carrying on the business Of said branch, The fol
lowing officers shah be appointed, as soon US the
public interest shall require their service. upon
The nomination Of the President, by and with
the advice aud consent Of the Senate, namely !:
one superintendent, one assayer. one melter aud
rehner, and one eoiner. Ard she superintendent
shall employ as many clerks, subordinate work.
men aud Aborers, under the direction Of the Sec
retary Of the Treasury, as may be required -
The salaries Of the said officers shall be as fol-
lows: To the superintendent, the sum Of two
thousand dollars 20 the assayer, the sum Of
eighteen hundred dollars; TO the melter and re-
amer, eighteen hundred dollars; to the clerks,
subordinate wprkmen aud lahorers, sAOh wages
aad allowances o. are customary, according 10
their respective stations aud occupations
Sec. O. And be II further enacted, That the
officers and clerks 10 be appointed under this
aol before entering upon the execution Of their
offices, shall take Al oath OF Affirmation before
some judge of the United States or Of the su-
prens court Of said State, faithfully and dill
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
fPrBLIo-NO. lss. i


Az ACT to restrict the Jurisdiction Of the Court
Of Olaims, and to provide for the payment Of
certain demands for quRrtermasters' stores
Apdsubsiatenes supplies furnished to the army
OF the Uhited States.
BE IL s1deied By fAi Ssaays and HOis5l Of Rs5gs-
ssnsaiiBss Of The United States Of Amsyioa ~ Con-
gFssS assembled, That the Jurisdiction Of the
Court Of Claims shall not extend to or include
any claim against the United States growing
out Of the destruction or appropriation Of, or
damage to, property By the srmy or navy, or
any part Of The army or navy, engaged in the
suppression Of the rebellion, from the commence
ment to the close thereof.
Beo. 2. And be II further enacted. That all
claims OF loyal citizens In States not ln rehelloD
for quArteTmasters' Biores actually furnished 10
the Army OF the Unlted States, and rs;eipted
for by she proper officer receiving the same, OF
which may have been taken By such officers
without giving such receipt, may be submitted
10 the QuartermBateT General OF the Unlted
States, accompanied With such proofs as each
claimant can present OF the facts In his case /;
and Il shall be- the duty Of tue Qaartermaster
Genersl to Gauss such claim to be examined,
and IL convinced that is just, aud Of the loyalty
of the claimant. aud that tile stores hsve been
actually received OF taken for the use Of and
used by said army, then to report esch cnse TO
the Third Auditor Of the Treasury, With re-
commendatoa for settlement
Sec s. And be II further enacted. That all
claims Of loyal cInzans 10 sistes not in rebellion.
for subsistence actually furnished to said army
and recpted for by the proper riieer receiVlog
the same, or which may have been'tak by such
officer without giving such reeeipt, may be sub
mittei to the Commisssry General Of subsis
tence, accompanied with such proof as each
claimant may have 10 offer, aud il shall be the
duty Of the Commlsssry General Of Subsistence
to cause esch claim TO be examined and II csn.
viueed that ii ia just, and of the loyalty Of the
claimant, and thai the stores have bseu potuall,
received or taken for the use of sni used hy sale
army, then to report each case for psy0sas 10
the Third Auditor Ofths Treasury With recon
| lnendAiien for settlement
Approved, Iuly 4, 1854.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13

gently 10 perform the duties Of their Offices and
shall each become bound 10 the United States Of
America. with Que or more sufetieS, 70 the sat
iafaelOn OF the director OF the mint or the dis
irlct Judge Of the United States for the district
of Oregou aud Of The Secretary Of the Treasury,
with the condition Of the faithful performances
OF the duties Of their Offices. H aa
Sec, A. And be II further enacted, That the
general direction Of the buslnl ss Of said bIaueh
mint Of the United States shall bO under the
control and rsRnl nlatlon Of the director Of the
mint ~ Philadelphia. subject to the appreciation
OF The Secretary Of the Treasury !; aud for that
purpose il shall be the duty OF the said director TO
prescribe such regulations, and to requlfs such
returns. periodically aud occasionally, and to
establish such charges for parting, asBaying,
refining and o0lnlne, as shall appear TO him TO be
necessary for the purpose Of carrying into effect
the inteuti0n OF this act In establishing said
hransh, also for the purpose of preserving unit
formiiy of weight, form aud finish, In the coin
stamped at said branch.
SEQ o. And be it further enacted, That said
branch mint shall be place o. deposit for such
public moneys ns the Secretary Of the Treasury
may direct. And tho superintendent OF said
branch mint, who shall perfotm the dnties Of
treasurer thereof, shall have the custody Of the
same, and also perform the duties Of assistant
treasurer; aud for that purpose shsll be subjeet
to all the provisions contained In an sc. entitled
"An act to provide foe the better organization Of
the treasury, and for the collection, safekeepiug,
transfer and disbursement Of the public reye-
nue." approved August alx, eighteen hundred
and forty siK, which relates to tho treasury OF
the branch mint az New 0rlesus. ID
See. 8. And be il further enacted, That the
superintendent OF said branch uint b9 authori-
zei, under the direction Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, and on terms to be prescribed BY him,
to issue In payment VI the gold duet and bullion
deposited for assay and coinage or bars, drafts
or certificates Of deposit, payable at the treAsu-
ry, or any suh-treasury Of the Uniied States, to
any depo7iiOr electiog to receive payment In that
form.
Sec Z Aud be It further enacted, That all
the laws and parts Of laws now In force for the
regulation Of the ,nlnt Of the United States, and
for tho government Of the ofdsers and persons
employed therein, sui for the pu0isbueni Of all
offences connected with the mint or coinage Of
the UDited States shall be, and they are hereby,
declared to be in full force 10 relation to the
branch Vt the mint BY this act established, as
far as the same may be applicable thereto.
Sec 8 Aud be II further enacted, That the
sum Of one bundted thlnaand dollars be, and the
Same ia hereby, appropriated out Of any money
In the treasury not otherwise appropriated, to
carry into effect the provisions Of this acl, aud
to m'et the eIpenses of the current year, and
for the Gscsl year ending the thlFtielh day Of
Juue, 1865
Approved, July 4, 1854.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
TPsnle-No. 1887

An ACT making an appropriation to carry iEio
effect "An act 10 prevent smuggling"
Be IL e7sdetsd by ihs Seaats dad HOass Of Repre-
sentofives Of The Tinted Ssatei Of Amsficd az Con
sgsss asssmblsd. That the sum OF fifteen thousand
dollars be, and the came is hereby appropriated d
out of any money 10 the Treasury not ptlerWi sc
appropriated. to enable the Secretary Of the
Treasury to carryinto eject 90 act entitled, "Au
act to, prevent smugSlipg aud fer other pur-
poses, paced at the pressut session Of Congress.
Approved, July A. 1854
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
fPusuc-No. 900. l

An Acr to correct clerieal efrOr in The law of
June Ihistietb, eighteen hundred and sixty
four, IeAtiog 10 the Post Office Department.
Be il enacted ~ The SsAaie aad House q R;Pse-
s.nfatp,s Of tke UHasd Slates Of A'atrisd in Con,
gress assembled, That 80 much Of the act Of thir-
iieth of June, eighteen hundred Tandl sixty
four, as repeals the seventeenth, eighteenth,
thirty fifth, thirty ninth aud forth first sections
Of the act Of March third, eighteen hundred and
sixty three, entitled "An act to amend the laws
relating to the Post Office Department" be, aud
tho same is hereby, repealed.
Approved, July 4, 1854.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
HoRSESl .HoRsESl!
ftara and nrau

# =
90 The subsefiber bsqs Leave 10 notify bis tii1nda
s11lt4 and the psopls u Wilmington and vicinity
k thAt hs sdh eoniiuuss " kssP At his old sland
.AkQssAseofBsf u
Front and French streets,
Furniture Cars and DIAys excellent Horses t0 he a
ali hours furniture and other afslsa Will l feuoEs u
ee the Hltamb5st landing and other places Ia ths g
with grsst care by elilf aud sober drivers. All Hht
sssre aiAJps can ba accommodated With promPtness al
the IL est pvssibls rates. NORRIS MEl4Dlk.
Apsy-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
FOR RENT.
Supertor sambuoi Wine,

IUHRELER q MERRITs Superior ssmhuri Wins, IN
w Botlo1 Or On Dransht Just rsceTsd and for sale
ths Wins ana Liquor stVIs Of
A. eAYILLE,
sAvnlo BaIiinS. sOG Market st, cornsr 9Th
mar lDn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
EDWARD TATNALL.
North of grandywine Village,
For SaIa.

All Aiuds ss Nursery stegk sOusantiy ea hans.
dsea0iy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
THE FARMERS INITIAL FIRE
Insurance Company of che
aa State of Delaware.
IUHI0TNAL MifL URNHK, de-I


ThFa Company coutnues 70 odsr % thu people sf DsiA
Nats ita superior adranga Of Iu41rancv against loss
sts s.' on all descriptions Of 'foS'F''' except Marine
Tbs Inatatioa ia nsnasa By % xssIs ezpsfl-
anes In atsntlou 70 the subj Mutual insurance.
sns The INIT 70 introdnes ths prneps into our s!As
rsasoe q Which, i u believed the MAHAseIs h.ss
ship ameng the most s9pitahe In character Of the nusi
ous Insurance Companies presented 10 he public.
IL takes credit to itself that Its payments O losss have
been prompt and liberal that ez ysars bnAinass and
lossaa fea hing over 100000 not single OF asA
tion has occurred. seafcty one without entire sss
faction to ths parties Insured r.
amount 0ss Y 'S r.. % AT na1,is, ,sS sSs 81 rsSS and
aands Of Dollars Of Insurance either "a requiring to
great an snoant Ia dsgie rsk oa.rlng upat Oh
Ieeta OF Insrance for the character Of the Instuton
In this manner It Is conceived It has ths safest and
most Of Rsurancss, In proportion to tbs amount
ever SIX Millions Of Dollars, OF any other Company
within raa,onabie range.
A sidsusS d Ihia Ii has not only reduced The rate
insurance. Et all times modsate one-sith daring the
at Two ysArs but presents elear surplus nnd
0o0 q ecarty agAiust Any assessment on the Deposit
the balances duo to each membar, being issued viii
b. paying tnterest to them from January iS At tie
deduction.
II sosneed the year isaa. with rsali projection to
shs eonu unity In Deposit astgs or so69O09
Surpius Fun4 5000
Tohd ptotscuon, 100000
the work u ths Farmers Of Delaware and as such
T : = - = PyoaiAsnt--JEssg SHARPE
eeeretAyy and TEsAaurer-RosERI MCCABE. ND.
DIRECTORS;
HI Wilson, BrandywHs Hal Jamss pelaplsn, Chfisti
ana bdj James Webb Samuel Barr E. Z. Stotsshturg
aud lesse Sharpe, llmngton Hd Robert MoCAbs, Mil
Creek Hdi John =. nnlisnson, White Clay urvsk Hid :
0eorge JAnyier New Castle Hd Curtis n. Ellison Pen
eades Hd.i Jehho CLARK, Red Lion Hi Wn. Temple,
AmyrnAf famed q. ButnhamtH g. 9eorgss Hd; Charles
Charles runnsn Georgetown.
AdRnrsAs Wsli for reesivisg applications lnsHr
ance 1uss Of members:
ku Wilson, Bfandy vine IId; Robert Mccabe, Mill
Or9fk hds james Dslapieln, Chrlslisna Hal John v
NtzaAnAoni white Clay Creek Hd; Curtis d. Ellison,
fsaeAder Id Red Lio, St. Georges snd App3Quuiminh
nuhdnsds Jassph .. uSnith, slnyrnA james crippen
New cAstis Hdi chafl4 7. Fleming, Milford. Charles
funuslli utorgeowfe Henry Todd, DoFvs
CommaneAtons on gaRerAl business addressed to tbs
uaderigneds Wilmington will receive Immediate Alien
ion.
R ROBRRF McoABB n D. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
HnnRES FnR SALR.

AkanA. In Market strsst--aToIs and Dwelling bsiop
El sseOnd street an excallent budusss stsnd.
kH In Shipley StTsst-Thfes sipfy brick dwelling
above nth street, IS fest front 70 fsst dsap.
In Bsvanth stTeetTwo three Glory brick dWelnEa be-
Low Lombard street. Also two three story Btiek Dwell
fnEa Nos. ei6 aud ele West Seventh street.
N sseond atrsst-A thros stsry bTck dwelling bstvesD
French aud Walnut streets, might 10 made good bust
nAsa stand.
In TatnAii siFsstA large three story brie dwsllug
with ali the modern improvements No TIA Tatnall St
Balldng Lots-A deslrabe property AZ the corner u
Third and Rnauch Streets suitable ether ror building
lots on ita for manufacturing ssiAblishRient Bon
tSEms and particulars apply 10
John MeLRAR BON,
ApA No. lit hArkst srss
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
Children's Boarding sohool.
JOHN MoLEAR g. SON.
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and

Exchange Brokers, 81,
No. IIT Market Street.
DELAWARE E1RR INsuRAHoR BuILDiNa
DEEDS, BONDS, hoRTGAoRs, 49,, A., promptly ava
PRoMissoRY MOTIFS NBGoTIATRD.
STOCKS AND L0Ahb Of All Kinds bought and sold on
sommisson 10 this city Atths Brokers Bosrdp In Ph
dsphlA, Rev York or 0thar etas by meanB Of eorrv
pondins brokers who ali firms OF high standInK
NO EAfiRA COMMISSIONS are charged on stoeks. or
cans purchased abroad the regular brokers
Of zone quarter per eeut being divided between OursvSl
aud our agents, "a. p, / -
DRAPls.--We draw on PhilSdslphiA, New York or po.
ton and procure drafs on other Amsroau eltsa ., he
PoRM0a DRAfTss-ws draw on Crest BrltAln, Ire
and, uernany and every other eouhtry' IN Europe,
on houses VI undoubted standing, In to Ht 5iI
customers
ExchANaR-Fo or Donsstle--bsught ana sold
At thp mpst favorable rates allowed by ths usskef
York.
REAL EsTATE-ws attend to the purchase ana -.ais
OF Heal Ets Ia town oF e0upuy and respectfully NE
PurehAssfs or sellers " give call. We rant ho1sss
and whep desired BY our eutonera attend to the eslsc.
upn ot their rents. IT'S
ooLLIprI0Ss-0ur correapnA asnoe enables Us IL
reach AnY promnent point IN America OF In any frsSp
country hloush the most gsliabls channels oar fssi.
lies toe Masking ealeetions therefore complete and
eonsequently PERSONS Avang themselves NAV L.
0nhdsnt that their bufinsss will bs fAithfallv and
erompuy attended 70. ur eharEss aro Rb low IS AZ
made BY any reliable pArtiea g.f
10 oveJy sAse where smpleyed our aim Is 10 do
he best eF the interest Of our and we soill
he patronage Of our friends aud the public gerer
ian = JOHN MeLkAk 4 SON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
Enr aaIa.

Three Dwelling Houses Store Cooper Shop Blaskslnith
and WhaslWIleht Shops. and upwaids VI FIVE ACRES
OF LAMB within three Or fonI miles OF Wilmington wil
WILLIAM MccAULLEY CO.,
vu0 600 Narkst a.-zst
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The following are some OF the diseases winch
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Tetter,
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early stages, headache,
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breast and sides, deafness, nervousness,
spotted fever, chills and fever, ague, open
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Full directions accompany each remedy.
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For sale by most Druggi*ts. jan 9-vtf
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WAE NEWS.

The Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th says;
.!About the first Of the present mouth, Sherl-
dan. with between six and ten thousand men,
started on raid IN the Valley, visited Staun-
ton unopp ,sed, aud crossed he Blue tsidge at
Rockf,h Gap, opposed by Early and some
fifteen hundred men. The opposition was
}ruitless however, our forces being almost
surrounded by overwhelming numbers, and
over thousand captured The enemy then
entered Charlottesville unopposed.
We have advices from Newbern up to the
12,b inst. After crossing the Neuse River
during the night of the 10Th, the Contederates
are said to have burned the bridge behind
them. It was also rumored that they had de
stroyed, at the same time, the ram which was
guarding the river at that point. Timber Tor
rebuilding the bridge was in the act OF beng
forwarded from Newborn OH the l2th.
A dispatch from Fortress Monroe, dated on
Tuesday last, states that scouts who reacheo
Wilmington on the morning OF the llth inst.
reported the arrival Of Sherman at Fayette-
vile. North Carolina, and that his army was
quietly resting in the v1clnl1y OF the town.
nrenaratorv to another movement nolthWard,
an official dispatch received at the H.. 5.
Navy Department yesterday, from Fortress
Monroe says: "Klnston is in our possession,
hnt gives no further particulars, the news nav
ing been brought to Fortress Monroe by yes
sci from Newhern.
Information from the Army Of the Poto-
mac says that General Sheridan, after lnt1lct-
ing much damage, is on his way to the
White House.
Sherman. it is said, has opened communca-
tion with Wilmington from Fayetteville
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also, remove the beginning ,.and its use
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Price IS cents bottle.
Imported and for sale by
Julius DIENELT Dentist
No., 145 Prince street.
For sale by most Druggists.
Jan. 3--tf
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4 RNOLD Sc FIELD.
Merchant NaiIOrs,
MILITARY AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING STORE,

FURNISHING STORE.
Would invite inspection Of their large stock Of
CLOTHS, UASIMERES, and VESTINGS,
all grades, Foreign and Domestic, which they
will make to order as cheap as can be had
Equality considered) in the city Of New York,
and warrant to give entire satisfaction.
Special attention given to the selection Of
CLOTHS for MILITARY GARMENT is
We sell none but Indigo Blues, warranted, and
our long experience in that branch justifes us
in assuring satisfaction in that line. We keep
Qinen and paper Neckties, Scarfs, Socks,
Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, &C., usual
ly found in a we'll regulated Merchant Tailoring
Esta blishment. Call and see US. Don't forget
the number, 80 King Street, between Pitt and
Royal, one door east of Parker's Theatre.
VIM. ARNOLD,
ian TT JOHN A. FIELD.