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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
TO TRAVELLERS.
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS


Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad.
ON and amer Monday, April 18th, 1859, Pass ger
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
For Baltimore VI is H. IL m, (fxpresz) and II p
Chester at $40 a. m, IL m, $50, and II p. N
Wilmington At 6l6 q. M IL m., T. 80, and IL p. II.
New Castle at sl6 a. m, aud 40 p. IN.
Middletown at SIG q. m, and 490 p IN.
Dover at $40 a. M, and 40 p. IN. .-.-..-----
keaford At SIS q. m, and $50 D. m.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore $50 m Rxpress) 80 a. In 605 p m
Wilmington at o.o3 aud 20 q. M, ~ ~ & $40 III
New Castle at 5.46 A. IN, and Z.+O y. IN.
Addletown at 80 a. m, and 63i p. N.
Dover at $50 a. m. and 6.25 p. IN.
Seaford ut 10 q. m, and 246 D. m
Chester at 74i, $50 a. IN, /. 80 and 9 !. ~.
Leave Baltimore for seaford and Delaware Railroad at
g. 80 and $50 a. IN.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester ut 8.45 M, II. 2S aud II 80 p. M
Leave Wilmington vt 20 m, 1905 p. m 1918 a. m
Sundays only at II pm. from Philadelphia to Baltimore
sos p. M, from Baltimore to Pha.
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached will
follows
Leave Philadelphia for Pe,ryyllle and intermediate
places, at o. AS p. IN.
Wilmington for Psrryvile 7.25 p. m
Hayre-de-Grace for Baltimore $40 p. IN.
Baltimore for Havrede-Grace 6.35.
Wilmington for Philadelphia $40
s. NJ. PRLTOH President.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
S. FOR PHILADELPHIA.

ON and amer Monday, Apr IS. the Steamboats, ARIEL
and ZEPHYR, will run as follows, viz; Leave Whining
ton, at 80 A. h., and r. M. Philadelphia ut 80 H.
NJ, and so b. stopping at Chester and Marcus Hook
each way. Fare between Philadelphia aud Wilmington
Ss cents. Return trip tickets 80 cents
Return trip tickets good only for the day they are
dated
So Freight taken at usual low rates
Breakfast provided board e Shippers are respect.
fully notified to send receipts with each load goods
All goods not reeeipted for will be at the owners rsk
Ship receipts eau be prosured at the offices at Wilmington
and Philadelphia April g.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
EDWARD McINALL,
Practical Chemist & Apothecarv,

No. AZ Market Street, (new No. 1907 Jeloo ID.
Keeps constantly on hand good assortment of DRUGS
MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES, &c, &c. all ofwhch
he will sell at very reasonable prices His large custom
kept for years IN sufficient guarantee that his
have been satisfied. EDW. McINALL,
Apr. Is. No. ~ Market Street
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28

nrtso,ar nsrsnaded liz 10 90 home Il wa
after had been TO Sally Bavardls house.
William P. Karr sworn.-Knows nothin
about the killing: saw BRYANT dead the mex
dav altar, n Was the first of March In vii
,ningto,, c;tv. had saen McCov the NIGHT be
for. naar 10 O'Clock at the corner of Foutl
and French street no conversation; went t,
the Fayle Hotel in the morning to arrest him
said ha had beard about the murder and wa.
Domino in . nr;soner said BRYANT had pistols
that thew ware discharged asked no further
questions II was halfpast seven in the
morning | heard a man was shot; saw the
uistols ON the mantle; don't know whether
tbev were loaded or not looked at one II
WAS emntv p. they were small single barrel
nistols. prisoner was County Constable
prisoner cave himself up: the pistols had
rifle barrels. il is customary for officers TO
carry nistols oarrv them myself. have n six
barrsl revoIver
Job p. William sworn.-I am acouainted
with the prisoner. saw him the next morn
ing after BRYANT was killed: he showed me n
nistol. IL had six barrels: said he wanted TO
sell II would take eight dollars for IL | ask
ed him If he ever used IL he said he had
usad II the NIGHT before-bad fired five times
ot man on the Braudywine. he said the
man had ,red At him f,rst mr. be would NOT
have shot said he did NOT know whether be
hoa t,illaa linn or not tbe last he had saan
Of him he was LAYING ON tle navement Wit
noss did rot 1,now for two bours altar that
man hod hean l;nad prandvwine 10 M,
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i"s "O' MUM '"''ne' tn"'' roh 'he place Oh
'"o '"oV'ls :" '"'iy n"Saf"s went 10 peo
ea's n"u pee" "sleep doht know whether
'"e Sho'S ""keheu nm OF not am married
"''n III! "he wi" no' mean lhe hIlhS.
ny Mr. FISHER can't say II was the report
Vi hre-"riiS 'hat ""heneosrh was sure ne
he'iu I'VE sho'S sometimes easily waKehedi
couh'eu 'he sho'S'
inc Court mere TOOK recess for an hour
AFTERNOON SESSION.
court met al ntteen minutes after O'Clock.
Jury answered to their names.
John Tomlinson affirmed Knows nothing
oil the killing on the evening nquestion was
attending meeting OF his Society on return
ing home heard groans; saw dark object;
wife AFRAID to let him in live opposite to
sally Bayard diagonally across the pave
ment came across the form OF man; put
nv foot AGAINST him told him 10 vet hp
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28

after him tbin,. Il was half past nine me
| Josanb Eonsr. xsan,sd him IN On IN Sail
Bayard,s and get nv bonnet; Mccoy stopped
Rener went OH did not see nv husband agai
until after he was dead l saw him at MI
price's. Went TO iii. Eagle Hotel little afte
ten o'clock STAYED until next morning NV
self and MeCov silent togetber he said moth
inc about the murder didn't know he wa
dead saw no pistol. had often fssen McCo
with n r.vo,ver n was a al. barre,,ad ona
don't remembsr how long we remained Il
sally Ravard,s bocl. room don,t know wba
wa tal,ksd about Twas afraid tn on home fo
fear Dave wou,d wbip me-.
cross.sxamined by CIorden.-Had heard he
husband saw that either he or Mccoy sbouI,
d;a. had fra,rap,,v la,, con,narv With o,ba
men . had often slant with Mccoy. don,
know how long sbe had bean in the habit n
slean;ps with Mccov had bean married tIre,
vaoro had M couvsrast;o, With nr,sona,
oo,uo IN tina Hotsl prisoner did not offer 10 o,
boma with her. the oceurranee was in Pin,
strse, bs,ow pourtb. nv husband had beer
homo two wssks. bs goes Inv vatsr. had
saap him bafore bsr husband said II ba ava,
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he would kill him Dave tpaw that tho nris.
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was below Third in Pine. Il is the last house
but one in the street have never heard Nc.
Gov threaten her husband saw Mccoy carry
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80 WV "'eAs' was IA 'he haoit OIL
sO're "-'n o'Ae' iien my huspAhu kie" " !
40" : ., INV '''uo We wore nsfiieu' h"u
r' i''"se IA inon.nS' he oio NOT proVlue
.'e" "ihie a' sirs' hsher house'
us A"e" 'he mousse nvea IN was OF pad re-
pu'e Ane" went with other men continual
"sS away h'e weeks IN virginia he did
NO. p'o'ioo ior me ne mas gwen me hve
uViais III TWO years 10 support me mad
'Aiheu .oselher about now she lived seemed
aa''AHeu WIN her haolts II was the only way
s'io ','' VI iiAAins nVingi can't remember
nv" 'O"s s'H'e sne nrs' mao criminal inter
eou'so WIN N''ooy II mas peen at least
20 " e.sn'eel inon'ns' PRISONER ala not
",A nc, W ~ WIN MN aia not complain
A'o"' ner "'ihs IN these kind OF houses We
men' " rour'n ana fine streets together
,l'S'i'er Insisted on her going home to hel
husband SIX months before this occurrence
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
On and after MONDAY April H. 1852, Trains ior tho
accommodation Of Passengers will follows:

Arrive at Seaord rs 10 OF
Above Dover neither OF these will be Freight Trains as
heretofore.
BY the above arrangement morning Passeng ers from
all points on DelOware Railroad spend six hours Ia
Philadelphia, or nine hours In Wilmington and return
evening.
Eastern Shore passengers will notice that the morning
train from Seaford makes close connection Whining
ton with trains for Baltimore, and tue morning Express
Train from Baltimore close connection for Seaord aud by
stage to Denton Easton Salisbury Snow Hill and Princess
Anne The time between Seaord and Baltimore being re-
duced TO eight hours
Both trains going North from Delaware Railroad con.
meet directly with trains for New York.
r. O. SEWALL Jr sup't Dial Il II
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28

REMEMBER THAT CREDIT is MoREY.-If
lets his money lie In my hands aer 1t liz due he
gives the interest," much as eau make Of 1t du-
ring that time This amounts to considerable when
has good and large credit aud makes good Of it,
Remember that money Is ofa prolific generating nature.
Money bege money and its offspring can bege
and 80 on Five Dollars turned Is six nrn again ii is
SEVEN and on till II becomes hundred dollars
Remember that thirty dollars year Is butt cents day
For this little sum Of credit may his secu
ty have the constant possession and Of hundred dol
lars So Much In stock brsky turned by ndustrlou
man produces great advantage. Remember this saying
1.-THE good paymaser is lord Of another mans purse
The tring actions that effect mans credit are to
be regarded Ths sound Of your hammer at i've in the
morning, nine ut night heard by creditor makes him
easy six months longer but II he you at the billiard
table, hears yonr voice at tavern when you should
work. he sends for his money the day Itshows
besides that you mindful Of what you owe II makes
you appear careful well honest and that
still increases your credit aud what will further
your credit and wealth also Is purchase boots and shoes
at E. X. CrRwfords fashionable Emporium, No. West
Second street. opposite the Wilmington and Brandywne
Bank. ap 23tf.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
NOTICE.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice, all persons
having guns locks, pistols rides, any other article,
at his shop repairing that II the owners do cali
and settle for the and take them away before the 2jth
day Of june 1852 they will be sold for the charges against
them. ROBERT WAGNER.
Wilmington, May 9Th, 1889. may l4-6t.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
rs Numbers-iS Drawn Ballots,
MA q N IFICBNT SCHRM


J2,3VB TfKe5 hM0Wht1nK 70 A5eu hRo
Whole Tickets s0-Hslyes a5--ouarters $3.50
Certificates Of Packages In the above scheme will b.
sold at the following rates, which " the risk ~
Certificates Of Package " 20 whole tickets sl.e 40
" 20 Half IA X
" 20 Quarter 81 N
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
REGISTERS OFFICE,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, May 26th, 1850.
UPON the application Of PHILIP PLUNKETT, Exscu-
tor OF the last will and testament Of Terrence Young late
Of the City Of Wilmington In said County deceased s
ordered and directed by the Register that the Ex-senator
aforesaid, give notice the granting Of Letters Testaen.
ary upon the Estate Of the deceased with the date Of
granting thereof by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date Of such Letters in sr OF
the most public places Of the county Of New Castle re-
quiring all persons having demands against the Estate 70
present the same or abide by Act Of Assembly In such
case made and provided And also the same to 10
inserted within the same period In the Delaware Inquirer
newspaper published In Wilmington, and to be eontinu-
cd therein two months.
}>) Given under the hand aud Seal Of once Of the
L. g. Register aforesaid, at New Castle In New Cas-
- tie County Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. PETER B. vANpEyER, Register.
TCE-
ALL persons having claims against the Estate Of the de-
ceased must present the duly aested 10 the Rxecu
tor on or before the 18th day Of May 1850 abide the
Act of Assembly In such case made and provided.
- PHILLIP PLUNKETT,
Wilmington May 26.2m. Executor.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
Question Solved.

Who Is Little "Billy rharp" Many years ago this
question was answered by Of Delawares distinguish
cd Sons to untold number who had assembled TO hear
IT, Many Of their BOnes rest in quiet repose in their
graves Billy harp $50 says the Orator when young was
fond Of riding Corn Stalk Horses his Farm when
Major Tom Stockton leading the American Forces and
took possession Of Fort George There are few living who
were present at that battle could testify to the fact but
from history The old have passed away the middle aged
silent, and Young America like those Of yore armed
with Resolution told the soft thus the Soldier spoke
He spoke Of time when his FATHERS hair was black and
his whiskers also. In those days there was nothing
thought Of shanponing or Dyeing II was shave me,
cut my Hair Now, Young America wishing TO Improve
with The tines, orders Mousaehs oaiee Prince Albert
Victoria Dye, Duneards, Wigs sealps, shampooning,
Those orders can all DO nlled by calling on j. NJ,
and Roach, practical BARRIERS, No. Rast Fih street.
Devou Building, Wilmington, Del
With RaIors keen
And Water hot,
You'll always ind them
On the spot. Apr. ~.
OK CASES OF PINE cLARET WINE, Just received and
90 for sale by v. c. GILPIN,
2, Corner Of 10th and Market
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
DELAWARE LOTTERIES
FOR jun. 1859.

FRANCE, BR0ADBRNTs Z CO., MANAGERS.
To be Drawn in Wilmington, Del, at quarter befor, II
| O'Clock Al =
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
NJoTToE
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
CONVEYANCE AND
PUBLIC,


REAL ESTATE, WRITES,
DEEDS. MORTGAGES,
BONDS, WILLS
LRASRS and RELEASES.
Office No. 95 SIMPLIFY STREET,
Apr. 2s-f WILMINGTON, DEL.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28

sPEazNG- ARFANGRnaHr g,r-
DELAWARE, FRENCHTOWN and NEW CAS-
TIE & WILMINGTON RAILROADS.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
MONEY WANTED

The subscriber can invest Thirty Thousand Doars In
New Castle County In varying from siOO to 40 900
In good secure Mortgages for which bonus Of from Ave
to teu per cent will be given
Persons having money to snyest will do well to call ut
No IS Shipley Street before going further
Apr 2S-tr JAMRs MONTGOMERY
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rIyO ABRAHAM ACKERLAND: fou arc hereby
i notified hat there is file in the CLERK . Once
of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowaset heo-
kuk, petition Of Henry q. DeLouis and Louise y.
DcLoris, minors, who sue by their guardian, Martin
Stafford aiming of you the reversion IN fee SIM
pie OF the following real estate situated In Lee
county, Iowa, giz: the undivided of the follow
ing parcel of ground situated in lots eleven and
twelve in block sixtyrfye, in the city OF heokuk,
towit: commencing at the alley in block % on 9th
street between Main and johnson streets, thence
along the line u lot on bth street 70 feet from
the alley thence starting point, from the Ter.
minus of said 20 feet, on the line of lot ~ toward
Johnson street 20 feet, thence ct right angles wih
5h street rs feet across lot IL and eastery BALI or
II, aaence towards the alley and parallel with 9th
street 70 feet thence to 9th street parallel wite
Main street 75 feet said rcvcrson being expectant
on the estate for life Of Henry b. DeLouis IN SAID
realty; sald pati tion claiming, Also, that Penten
ers' title to said regersion, as against YOU DC de-
termined and forever qgieted.
Now, therefore, unless you appear aud answer
70 said pc itton before the second day OK the
September term ls5S) Of said court, judgment will
be rendered against you thereon.
CURTIS, GILMORE 4 CURTIS.
July ls 1859 lrn Att'ys Tor Pct'rs.
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rTyO CHARLES McDILL; You are hereby mott
| fed til at there is on fe Ia the Clerks 0hes
Of she District Court Of Lee County Iowa, at heo-
kuk. n petition of Ramsay haynes, claiming OF
you sle sum OF two hundred and seventy yone and
a3 0a Cellars with ten per cent interest on sos OF
said SUN from June 30, 1853; and ~ per cent Per
annum interest on sos If saidsnm from July -,
1885, snd 10 per per anoam interest on sos of
stud ssm fro,n August 81. 1858. and ten per cent.
per annum interest a2 $67.SS OF said snm from
September 80, 1855, ,nEsu four promissory notes oy
YOU given, payable to the order Of Ramsay, stan
nus Haynes . II dated May !, 1898, and payable
respectively In 50 days, 70 days, four months ana
for az order Of attachment, on tho ground that
said McDili |. nonresident Of the state Of lows,
and has property and credits not exempt from exc
cutian.
Now, ths, efore, unless you appear and answer
said petition oc or before the second day OF the
September teru 1852, t. commence on the nrst
Monday Of September, 1883 Judgment will be rem
dersd against you thereon.
II. CURTIS,
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original Notice.


Ts w. II. Farmer, John Tarbell, VIM. F. Turner,
VIM Edwa.ds, Thomas Dennis. Edward Ahron-
SOB, 8. Les.A Son, Queen City Varnsh Company,
Fall, - vining, A. Lewis, J. +. Cox and w.
B. Farrell:
VoU and each Of you are hereby notified that
l. there is on file in the Clerks Office Of the Dis
trict Court of Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, pc
tttion OF Thomas Tanton Tone OF the late nrm OF
W. II. Farmer Co.,) praying for q settlement Of
the partnership matters there elm embraced between
petitioner and said Farmer and the other parties
hereto; that said Tarbel, late receiver In charge
OF the assets Of said firm, and w. II. Turner, as
sgnee of the same for the benefit OF their credit
ora, make full report to said Court OF their pro-
ceedings under said trusts that said Edwards, tof
tho lats frm Of Edwards h Turner) report to said
Court what assets Of said Fsrner Co. are in bis
or the hands Of Edwards Turner and that said
Ahronsohn, Lee = Son, Queen City varnish Com
pany, Harris Co., - FAhncstock whose giy-
en- name Is unknown TO petitionerl, Mogridge q
McFall, - Nining, Whose given name 10 un-
known to petitionerl, Lswis, Cox, and Farrell,
creditors Of said firm, and said Dennis, assignee OF
certain claims Of divers other creditors be barred
and excluded from all claim upon the assets of
said Farmer Co., against petitioner and for snch
other and further relief as equity and good con-
science require.
Now, therefore unless you and each OF you ap-
pear and answer In said Court on or before the "a
day of the September term tl559 OF said Court, TO
commence at eosuk ON the first Monday OF sep
tember, Judgment will be rendered against you
pro eorfesso ROBERT ii. GILLMuhE,
July IL, ls59-dim Sol for Petitioner.
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occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
fection, that will be excreted from the system,
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
to rpen into disease. Hence it is even more
valuable for protection than cure. and few will
ever suffer from Intermittents, if they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy af-
fords