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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24

NETWORK MAIL STEAMSHIP CO:
LINE oF siDE-wHEEL STEAMERS TO
RLEANS-DIRECT.
WILL SAIL A. FOLLOWS; ,a...
MORNING STAR, NesoD.. Saturday feor'ary <otn'
EVENING STAR BelL..........e Saturday March AN,
GUIDING STAR kn1pp..''' Saturday M.ich i tst
sTAk Neil AD 1rSI l'
SUtDiNg STAR. knspp...''''.' APT" ''"
DAY srAK.. .tB ,I src,ocx PM
IRON PrsR no. 40 NORTH RIvEs; I9iFa r~ts'''e
css I, .,s,rroon. s7 to eco according
t., as,ssm Second q, cabin -; ~ SvENrNo STAR
=, he ,aa ,Sn 1IpNe STAR 2I6 tun. DAY STAR s
So c,o Hons. mra.lrement Their Passenger accom-
moation. are not elceed by those upon any 0ns
~ No received BIZ; Of E.sss sr .p
.,,Sa on the Day JAMES Il ssns nhESoS
CTT1M WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
ing q, N. Liverpool and Philadelphia steam
.pin comVsny tnrnsn Linsl carrying the u Mails ere Id
rTwa y ...."-.. .Ssiurdse feo -
CITY or s,anssT Me- II
an Dis every succeeding SATURDAY, noon NON r''
NORM RIVE Rates og PAss.sE,
Payable n goa or its sSSiSa.gt r eRr 90
G.s,a To- London Is % sssrase London
F,. CsSin to Paris Is % Storage to P.r'.. cog
Ps.sns.r. also forwarded Have. Bremen Rotterdam
Artwsrp &C., At equally low rates ,c-.,. .-x eas
fare. from Liverpool or QueenNoWnl Nepn'
s.s.r... 40 Tho,e who wish " send fof thsv
Ttsnds can boy tickets mere al these rates
1Sas DSft s'2 %;." N Is
UyIIp BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL Steamship.
,,Hr,yrrN NFW-YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLlNo
DHA AT CORK HARBOh, -
A'D INC AT HALIFAX AND CORK HARBOR., a.
ALASIAS.. leaves New YORK;. w ednesdsy 60
leaves Boston. sdnesdsy March M.1sh
CnlN .sv.s Rossor . " edne sdsy March Is
SAnnapn ,ssv.s Nev.Yo Wsdue sdsy, March q
'' lrsvss ioston. .. . W ednesday, March 3
IRON NEw-YoRk TO WHIRLPOOL ..
Chief Cabin Passage - "a
Second Cabin Passage. ........'''' "
PROM BOSTON TO ivEBrooL .,,au
C1iefCshin Passage. ..........s'ss...''''ViS N
Second Cabin Passage oor,sncy.
n.v,blr In soA OF equivalent In Unitsd States coo
| BeTths not secured until paid fsT
i An cx pereuccd Surgeon on board ..,,. n, s,aci1
The q these ships WY no, % sse efprSssl
or Vsusbes unless Bills Of Lsdins having the '"''
| are sypsd therefor.
For Freight or Passage spglIse r. A.. pevins rreer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24

4 j. BLEECKER, son * Co., will sell
a. auction THURSDAY, March ?. 1865, at the Ia
change Sne.room, No. III Brosdwayt,ecUtors sale Of
BROWN STONE HOUSE in Nett Thirty second -st.-Tbe
sst0ry brown Fnesh basement house and lot 81
ground No 2@ West Ihuy-seconds. south side between
Eighth NinhSvtG TIE house Las oil the modetn in,
for gen,e fiuiy residence Sire leB1s0 lot
block. Title unquesionsble Maps, terms Ac.. at Aue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24

AUCTION SALE-A few SECTIONAL
~ PORTABLE BUILDINGS VII. be odd by auction
near the Railway Station at Pserson, n j. on Friday, Feb
p II 3 0 clock .. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24
DoOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 495

- Is way resry opposite ST. Nicholas Hot. GEO a LA
Ni1yr Apctlop,er ~ Cooley con-iyiiLienfs solicited
WEDNESDAY, March ].
. pprv.Tr CTNTLTMaN's LIBRARY OF choice
.hetbrp and Dramatic Literature marty all ~ the bes'
Fneh editions and English binding. including many fick
- un,,sy s.,s End many curious and rare works never
be,oe offered for sale in the United states tosH WIN
mods nom the Libraries Of Lsigl Hunt aud Charles Lam
~ s,y,,phs uoes etc Catalogues Tesoy, prios JO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-24

NrARSHAl" SALE.-By virtue of writ
WI of sale by the Hon JOHN CADwALADER Judge
NJ tho Di.,rc Court Of the United States In end oi tis
rasien D..rc rnnsyvanis il Admiralty TO me dtee'sa
viii be sold Public sale 10 the highest and Dest O'u"' w
cal AT MICHRNERs sTOhEA
No AZ NORTH FRONT-ST.,
On TUESDAY, March 7, 1868,
At ~ O'Clock
THE CARGO or rftf
BOOMER COQU btTh,
Consisting OF
"A BALES OF SEA ISLAND Cotton
q. s. Marshal T. ID. Of Pehn'ylvaaiA.
PHIApHIrRIA, feb. IL 1905
OrArrypxAsrrR. GyxyHALs OPricE fiRsT Diyitios,
WAsuIsGrcy CITY Jan 30, lSsa -
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.-Wll
bs sold 1T public auction the highest bidder al oe''
W. TUESDAY, February T. 1858.
TUESDAY, February a. lg63
Tuesday febrmry FL. 1867
TUESDAY, February 20. 1911, -, 80.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES EAch DAY;
These horses have condemned unit for the cavalry
service Of tie aImy. ,, - ~
For road and farming purposes good bargain, may be
had T..
Horses sold .nsy sale to comnsnc, st - o. n Terms
cash. Ia United States currency. JAMES a bhiN'
Colonel In charge First Dyiron Ouartcrnssier oensfa
Office
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-17
Reclamation.

y ar,asti!c Beard Of Surcr' sos Oh me
.,,u,.v nr Howard and State Of Iowa; az"
N rha stll Iav ofScptcmbcr y. d. 1868 sub
ait IN fin, Electors Of the said cD"nty tA'
,.,,y5'on Of ,lonating tbe swamp ana over
:, ,,ycl lands Of said county to the AlcHrc9-
or Western Hallway Comp any TOR the Hur,,
80. If aiding il tie construction "l III q
r,I into sad county. And whereas thc
s,.d railway company fron unforeseen eau
.,.v;i1 lie Gn>Jlo to comply with the cono'-
films IF said donation a. to time only. an"
v,t,nroas the BoalI Of Supervisors tor the
r,Tutv Of Howard Iowa did on the G GU
-oo,,6 u8;h) dav Of October d 1863.
Submit lie Question Of extending the tine
FIR the extension o. tho McGGcgor Western
Railway into said county until the lst day
IF December 1866. And whereas inc
said #oarl OF supervisors did anulplzc the
Clerk ofthe Board to issue his procl";na-
lion submitting the question OF ez !'ng
tbc time or the completion Of SAD load ih.G
said county to Tie electors OF the sad
County ut the several PDl!s thereof on
2oth daT Of November 1868. That the
-a:d u7cst;on be- voted upon by ballot That
the form Of thc said ballot shall be-
ls.. For extending the lime within which,
t.,a NcCr, GOT Western EailWry Company
nau hu:il its iuc Of Railway into toward
| C,,.,tg Iowa until the first Of December
| y 1856 and then giving it the Dcncft Of
;ts contract Of September Sth 1868 with the
B,arA Of Supervisors Of Howard iCounty
| towuurol The terms thereof. rs.
1T For extending the timc within which
Tic Mulircgor Western Railway Company
| INV huilu it, line Of hallway into Howard
Co,iotv Iowa uutil the first Of December A,
! D 1855 and then giving it the benottc Of its
| no,,lract Of September 8th 1853 with the
! pnard sfSrporyisors Of Howard County Iowa
unon the terms thereof. NO.
| ool. For giving the McGrocor Wcstern
Railway Company the entire benefit Oh the
SWAMP aud oyorllowtA lands Of Howard
, Carn,v Iowa when sid Company shall
i,ayo built two and one half miles of said
road into said County and shall have sat
road il operation. lES.
For giving the McGrcgor Western Rail
way Company the entire benefit OF tho
syro,oD and oycrGowci lands Of Howard
County Iowa when said Company sinai
hnvn built two and one half miles OF sale
ROAD into sal County and shall have salc
road il operation. 10.
n NV therefore aaron Kimball Clerk o
tlc Board Of Supervisors OF said county by
virtue Of the authority in me vested by law
andin pursuance itho forcgoin: resolution
Of said Board do hereby give notice that The
subject matter referred to in the above ane
toreeoing Resolutions, Will be submitted t.
the qualified electors Of said county at !
snoc,;l election to be held on the goth da,
OF November d 1865 in tho manner an'
form above specified.
| In witness whereof have harcunto SC
my hand and official seal this 18th day .
October 3 1865.
l-l AARON KiNlbALL,
Is. Cl.lk q Board:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-17
10 WA RD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA; PA.

Ehiscascs ofthe Nervous, Seminal. Urinary
~ and Scruol Systcms-new and reliable
trcatmcnt-in Reports of tho HOWARD
ASSOCIATION-Sen by mail in sealed let
ter envelopes, free of charge. Address, Dr..
J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Assoc-
alton No South Ninth Street, Philadel-
phia. Ia. nlS'3yl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-18
ro nA1LRoAb ioxrRAcroRs --rrorosALs VIII

FTU NATbHUHD y. ~
be received at the office OF undersigned 10 Fulton
street. Brooklyn for the construction OF the dreupnt ana
Calvary Railroad. Plans and spechrons viii be ready on
The gDh inst and bids will h. received until the 9Th inst
JARVIS WHITMAN. Ensipeef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-18

CCOUNTs, &C.-INsTRUCTIoN' IN PENManSl!I,
"A bookkeeping and Business Affairs at GOLDSMITH
Commercial Institute 76 Broadway Rooms for ladies' ~
private instruction. Pupils taught individually.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-18
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DODwORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
IA. 2i2 fifth avenue ". y.
1877 Montague street. Brooklyn.
New York Iassrs--on Mondays and THURSDAYS. Wrdnes
and saturdays and saturday mornings commencing
October .
brooklyn Ciq Tuesdays and Fridays commencing
Oelnbcr3 Afternoon for children. Evening
Primary Glass In Brooklynunder the instruction ~ NJ
Frank Dodworth-on Wednesday afternoon and sat aay
morning For terms send for circular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-18

At TOwNsEND'6 COMMERCIAL ACADEMY so. ~
"A Bowery, below Houston bookkeeping wnInv
Arithmetic, Algebra, Reading, spelling. Grammar Ac
taught without classes day and evening Rooms foI sde
and private instruction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-18
PROPOsALs.

-.-..---.y~s.~~-----~-s,--.---
OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MpTRorOJr.
10, 1895
PROPOSALS FOR HOSE.
The Copmttee on Apparatus and Hose will receive Iro.
posals until the Zth inst for supplying hs department with
thirty thousand $50 0O feet Of ~ inch Hose. sa
made ~ the best material oak tanned leather double
yeted with copper made IN The best every
respect and delivered lengths OF ty feet each without
butts In equal quantities, within thirty SIXTY aud ninety
day from date OF contract.
Proposals will be received tho whole or any portion ~
quantity required the committee the right
reject any all 81 the proposals IL deemed for
OF the city 10 do So -
PHILIP W. ENGs Cofrmatee
CllAS. g. PINCKNEv
MARTIN u. BROWN, Apparatus
JOSHUA q. ABE, and Hose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-18

At PAINE'S. 81 ROWERY-BOOkKEEPING. WRIT
n ing Arithmetic &C., without which young In
comesn 70 enter Into business rmseves othe
taught Ia strictly private rooms II desired.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24


receive.
iSS ISS Gold iauntlng casss Watches, each 500 %
200 Ladies' Watches IS 01
bUO Silver Watcher Si6 90 10 s25 90
eOO uold Neck and Vest Chains, " 90 to 10 90
1000 Chaelan aud Guard Chains. 500 ie 10 On
1000 Vest and Neck Chains, 8 on 10 l. u
1000 Solitaire Jet and Gold Brooches, no to b 90
1000 Coral, Lava Garnet &C., Broorhes, 3 90 10 60
900 tioldi Jet, Opal, &C., Lar Drora 3 W 10 90
601O Gents Breast aud ecHff Plus = 10 70 IS Uu
600l Oval Band Bracelets 3 Oh 10 %
o so0O Chased Bracelets 90 to ~ %
;S$ SS$ ssI: $sI;S s.5 E'i a 'ap ""' &
5000 Gold Thimhlts, 4 40 Ia q .D
1000 Miniature LOeket4, Z. o. 10 ~
5000 Mina 'ure Loekets, Magic tOio aun
1900 Gold T0Ohpieks, Cfssses, 6c. . 30 to . 90
5000 Fob aud Ribbon sliics 90 10 q w
800 Chased Gold Rlngr, = 10 10 Il 20
l000,5one BET Rlngs, 3 10 to 20
1000 Sets ladies, Jowelry-Jet and Gold Oi 10 i5 10
5000 Gold Pens Silver case and Pencil, oi to S 90
1000 Pens, Gold Case aud peuoil, 10 to 30 Gu
B0O0 leubi Gold'mountud Holder uO to ~
All The goods In the above list viii be sold without 70
sefVatiou, kOh ONR DOLLAR EACH Certificates Of
all the various articles are placed in similar envelopes
yered ut oEleo, without regard to choice on re-
eeiying certificate you will what article It spiosents
aud 1t is opIonsl with you send dollar aud receive
value
In all transactions by mall We charge for forwarding
25 cents eaeh. Five Certificates Will bs sent ior ST
eleven ior 50 thirty for ST. sxtynve for Sl0 amt one
AdENTs-Spseial terms to Agents
we SqArantto entire sailsaelion Ia every instance.
Addrtss GEORGE DEAlERIT CO..
An2'sn aOS Broadway New York.
Farmer Wanted.
nan With small family, that come we'll recon.
mended, 70 assist in the management Of small farm
aud dilNu horasH
Apply to JOSEPH sulpLEi,
BraudyNpe Hundred.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
Notice.

I The undersigned, having opened Bfokets Onies In
the City TreasnreIa Room, Fourth sud Market stlrete ia
tho ehAFgeot VIM Preston, Bsl would call special atten
ton 10 bic list 1 kent aud snssex Farms issued every
month for gFatutlua distribution. All kinda Of Real
Estate In Wilmington and vicinity taken In eharss 10
eud fanf. Money Loaned aud obtained on Mortgage
issued 10 short time No charges made except in ease
ofs1s 'hare ofihe public parouegs Is respectfully
eo,eMei a. T. JOHNSON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
q Fine Fnrnl FOr snle,

zine Farm EOT safe,
~ f siHty-siH t6el Acres. Good Buildings Three
ps,sb 0,o 1its rom Nilmnston fne young Apple aud
n uleGsrl in good hearing rouditlon; also humber
hs,lih 4EeoH' The above location Is yerS nue and
A'' tor terms, apply IN
su,a,, W NcCAuLLBY 5 Co
600 Market atrsnI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
DELAWARE MARBLE WORKS,

Corner of Fifth & King Sts.
WILMINGTON, DEL
NllE citizens Of Wilmington surrounding country
ate respectfully Informed that the undersEneI haye
entered into co-partnerfhip, under the dfn OF CAL
LAHAN DAVIDSON. and are now PREPARED 10 furnish
Monuments, Tombs, Head and
... Foot Stones,
EVERY DESCRIPTION Of the mdst modern dsavns
rt 81 American and Foreign Marbles finished in ths isst
Anher and on terms reasonable as will lnsure good
and substantial workmanship and Materials Also Mar
bic gni Slate MANTELS VI all descriptions; Nsrble
Srauie and BrOwnstone work for building purpog ii
every description furnished In the best manner
tender our sincere thanks TO the public for ths b
eft patronage heretofore aud solicit continuance OF the
aAme Ever, thing warranted n giyo sAtisfaction All
orders from any part Of The nry attended 70 with
promptness w
PATRICK CALLAHAN
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
- o 1900 10 9-6mu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
EDWARD TATNALL,
North of BrandywinelViliage.
Ailtnis 1T Nursery stock constantly on hand.
dec aii.i '
STRAW WANTED.

WE sro prepared to buy STRAW 1T all Umes whsn
W drte al IN gpod order la bales at our pApef His
ca lht irahiywlnr, about dyo mes shove Wilmington
we WI oan prss-s Ia parties selling Straw 10 u4 au4 VI
present VIII pay for
Wheat Straw 60 cents per 100 lbs
Rye Straw rs cents per 100 lbs.
mail, -
JgssUP MOORE,
ottslF Dhiladanhia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
Truck and MIX Farm to Let.

Provided can suit my sylf with ivnnant will lst
my plaro containing seventy for rash rent and
ave nopeon at any time after March LIST. It Just
on~da tho riiy uuls and one Of The oldest milk and
truck rlsrts Ia the risuiy sud lu good slate of cul.
uraiion, with II can he had the Horiiny MIL ahioh
Is steady and good ufuess through ,he winter.
DR. J, A, BROWN,
lAhs-ltl Nowport IKE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
LOST,

WAS LOST on Jan o, between 9th aud Market stree,
w and the Wilmington Depot one bundle Of Csnv1s
marked John W Ryerman, Philadelphia one box mari.
ed 4. A. j. BOSTON, and GU Dee. ~ package
Ladise, skrs, and Willing FArer marked L.s7ls H.
keene Washington. D. c. liberal reward Will DO psid
press ohies, bie AAflst eiEest.
&, Y. BETS, Aseai
sASetts and Republican espy tinss. isSsi-st.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
NAvy DEPARTMENT.

FIR compensation Of tile Secretary OF The Ma.
W, Assistant Secretary Of ihf Navy, chief oleft,
and the clerks messenger, assistsut messengty,
and latorers in tbs ot'ice including four oieFs.
Of class f,ur, and enc labNrer OF m aunual a..
ary OF seven hundred and twenty da,.sfs prs
sunum, which are hereby authorized to bo ~,
pointed, ffiy five thou.Rad eigh' hunle,d da,.
lars
For compensation Of the Cnis. Of the bureau
Of Nary Yards and Deck, and tie civil sus,.
noer, chief clcik, CLERKS mes.tne.T, and labo,-
ers in hiH Office, nineteen il'oos,nd ~ huAdted
and forty dollars,
tor compensation Of the Chiei Of the Buissa
OF Equ piasl; eul Recruiting, CHIEF el5fk, ,.o
'he ccIss, mes enger, and ianorers III his oit g,
including one elsrk u css- three, and Que ee,s
of class one. vhicA s,p herehY authorized to is
pointed, s.s,esi ii,ou-sn3 ioar hundred -ri
twenty dollars.
For compensation Of the Chief Of the bureau
Il Navigation, chief clIk, aud the rlFa- ne=
sengeF, and atotsFa in his odioe, ten lhouesnd
one hundred aud twenty dollars.
For compensation cf tbe Chisi % ihe Haze
Il Ordnance aud iuc s,--I.f-ti, b.rf lltis,
clerks, drasgbt.maB, HesssAs ser, sad ,t+ .ay.s-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
OFFICIAL.
Laws of the United States.

Pds''' - NE S~r'nd Session Of The Thirty ,;gbN
CoRgresS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
GEO. DENIEECI'F s 60.
THE FOLLOWING sPLENtID LIST uF
Watches, Chains, Gold Pens & Pencils,
&C., worth 100000,

To be sold at ONE DOLLAR sich, without regard to
'alue and not to bO paid until you know what you will
aeatv '
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
ECONOMY ! DURABILITY C0NVENIENCE! !
THE STAR"
N0-CHI MNEY BURNER
fOl;
RroIoae OIL Lomps amt Ldnhrns.
lRpOARs pArkNT. Auo. .1sdal

khHNAA D IAA AENIf Alp H. lhuil
To consumers Of Kero.eue oil, this burner will bo
found Invaluable, being designed 10 supply the long
e1isling demand for good light IRON Kerosene on,
without the use OF the glass chimney which la con.
slant expense and Inconvenience to hOuseketpers
qualities which lncst prominently distinguish this NJ
proved and superior burner the fo.losina
II gives brilliant aud seidy light, tree irsm ke,
smell or evaporation OF OIL
.. It bs carried and handled freely without be,p
e1tlnguished, and Is especially adapted for
or Lantern
1t ats all ordinary slEl Lamps, and burns % n, r
cent lees OIL than tbs ordinary size chimney Bufnei
L. II does not heat the Lamp and therefore warrau
ed sale and reliable
This Burner has been approved Of aud aopte ed by thn
largest Lamp Dealers In the country, tho best and
mctt durable yet invented Ia used various nes
Of Railroad Crr' and Stages u the city, with ire sa.
action.
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIAL:
This is to certify that have used the star No
Chimney Burner Tor the last three months with psrf
aatssctlon, and would recommend II parties ruuuiu
stages of Cars As the cheapest and best Burner now
lIABRY PALMER,
supt lth Ave. Line stases.
N. b. Trim the Wick fquare with the top Of tie Burner
1t will give much better light than to round ih5
corners Of the Wick.
WILLIAM STRIMPLE,
S. b. Corner of King and Front Streets,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
Sole Agent for the siaei Of Delaware and Maryland.
I'm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
sand and eighty dollars.

sand and eighty dollars,
For reporting and publishing proceedings in
the Daily Globe, at seven dollars and fifty cents
per column, tweaty thousand dollars.
FOR stationery, twelve thousand dollars.
For the usual additional compensation to the
reporters Of the House for the Congressional
Globe for reporting the proceedings Of the House
for the first regular session of The thirty ninth
Congress, eight hundred dollars each, fsur ihou.
sand eight hundred dollars.
For completing thu iiing Of the hoor of tbs
old Hall Of Representatives, under the same
authority that the work has already been ione,
three thousand eight hundred and seventy five
dollars
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24

'I'T1f= .fJ1 II
Az Aot making appropriations for the egisla--
two, executive aud judicial expenses OF tbs
government for the year ending June thir-
eth, eighteen hundred ami sixty elk and adj
dtt9nll appropriations for the current fscal
year.
BE- ID enacted Ivy the Senate and House Of Re-
prescutetlyos Of the United States Of America
IN Congress assembled That the following sums
be- and the same are hereby appronriatei out
Of any money in the tire ,sury not otherwise ap-
ploprWIei, for the objects hereinafter express
ei, iOr the heal gear ending the thlrlieih Of
daae eighteen hundred snl sixty six, namely:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24

S. b. Corner ef King and Front Streets,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
Sole Agent for the siatei Of Delaware and Marylan,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
SURVEYORS GENERAL AND THEIR
CLERKS.

For compensation Of the surveyor general Of
Wisconsin and Iowa. aud the clerks In his otiiee,
eight thousand three hundred dollarB,
For compensation Of the surveyor general Of
Minnesota, and the clerks in his tfise, eight
thousand three huudyea dollars.
For eoWpeusaiiOa Of the surveyo. ssuerai oi
the reTriorirs OF Dakota md MoBtsua sud she
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-09

Adutaut and Inspectors General to a
seat upon the floor of the General
Assembly privileges him to become the
Jndge OF his own salary, and the SUI.
pervlsor ofhis own official acts there.
fore.
Sesot0cd, That it be referred to the
Committee on Retrenchments 10 inquire
into and report upon the expedlency of
abollshlng the Office of Ad djutant and
lnspector,General.
MIR; ID. Wyatt Aiken also introduced
resolution, which Was agreed to:
Whereas, The recent Convention, rep.
reSent'ng the combined wisdom, rs well
as The sovereign power of the people of
this State, has seen fit to unite the two
Offices of Upper and Lower Treasurers,
which is the first step towards that re
trenchments so imperionslv demanded
by the Impoverished condition OF our
State;
And Whereas, The Comptroller.G Gene.
raj henceforth will thereby be relieved
ot all duties, except those which NAV
be performed by the Treasurer or Sec.
retary Of State therefore,
Resolvcd, That it be referred to the
Committee on Retrcnclmcnts, to report
whether or not the office of comptroller.
General should be abolished
Mr. Dnryea INTRODUCED resolution.
which was agreed to, that It be referred
to the Committee of Ways and Means
to inquire into the cxpediency of and to
report general plan by which persons
holding bonds or stock of this State
which may have been lost or DESTROYED.
may receive new bonds or certificates
therefor.
Mr. Simonton introduced bill to in.
corporate the South Carolina Land and
Emigration Company; which was
read the first time, and was referred
to the Committee on Interpretations.
Messrs. Duryea, McKewn, RYAN,
Mikcll, Youmans, Browning and Far.
mer, presented reports Of Committees.
The House proceeded to the considera.
ton OF bill to amend the Grimm.
al Law also bill to establih District
Courts; which were amended and made
the special order for tomorrow, at II
o'clock.
Adjourned.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-09

: st on the basis of mutual justice. We
have wisely forbone to become the
propagandists OF republican govern
mert beyond tho practical teach-
ing which is conveyed in the splen-
did success Of our system but it would
be cause of great calamity to our
selves and the canse of good government,
should any foreign State, challenge the
American people 10 its defence against
foreign interference. lie relies. there
tore, Ola The wisdom and Justice of those
powers to respect the system Of non
intervention which has been so long
acq"'esced in as both just and proper.