Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-07-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

TERRIBLE ACclnENE-A little girl, between
three and four years of age, by the name of
Fanny Il. lenlriekson, re- iding Mt the corner Of
Front aud Thorn streets, i'll this city, met with
terrible death On Tuesday. Her parents arising
earlier than usual on that morning, left their
child usleep in bed, and had datkcned the room
so that her slutnbcr might be prolonged and
comfortable The child however soon awoke
aud, as is supposed, she got the matches near
ny ana a'le'ip'"a 70 iigh' iiu'u 'auip wnleh sue
upSr' u'u uus ~, nv " Nv. '.oti'us. he ,l
screams soon urouEh' ner 'ho'upr VINO instantly
enyr'opea sHe emu III lot ~, VI 'ne 1 reo
Slo'hine, "n'ua eA''nEusngu 'ue NAMES lne
burned, and entirely beyond the hope Of recovery
nv the Physicians who were sent for and in n
few hours she del Thus was sweet intelli.
gent iayorite child suddenly sent to her eternal
home Who can realize the sorrow which now
peryndes the breaits of her parents. or who can
picture the distress aud anguish which this be.
rcnycment has thrown into the hearts of the
nnby friends who SO dearly loved the now lost
child Fanny.
nn,n,rn-Iohn M,ta,o.i;, ho, ai.o.,
raiwo ,oars ~ a ,rs~" lac, wo ipVs
DIV in tho B,nulywine. nj tho BARLEY Min dam.
whore bn Ind yone viii scvcrai ntbe, hova In
Latbc TLinki,,g he cnnlJ hi swim from nue
shore IA the other he concluded In walk acrosa
on the ,inm. and when about midway he elippel
and fru unon n rpek. n distance of acme 4 ar d
foot Lrnilinr Lia ricbf siI. vn,v badly Seyeral
,nen ,sbo we're u, n elorc ~ Inc iimo secinr
lin IN went 10 his reseuc. but before thew rof
him out life was extinct. Coroner KillgOre held
nm inquest on the BODY. Ihe verdict oil the jury
was that he came to his death BY falling upon
rock in the Brandywiuc near the Barley Mil
dam
mi rst
was lost ia The ice in the Delaware on the 18th
of December last, were found at the flood gates,
on the Jersey shore, nearly opposite Chester, on
Sunday week.
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N''l'' US
PREACHING Elder ;. H. Earle VIII preach
(dod wlllihg) III me FIRST bapust church, OIL
next Lords Jay morning, NJ ~ O'Clock.
TuE Nrginians complain bitterly of the out
rnGes committed by the Louisiana H0uaves Will
our house keepers complain Of hard times an
high prices. To those who complain Of higl
prices, we would say, 90 to !. $, Flint's, No
12s Market Street. where may he found an ex
cellent supply of all kinds Of seasnnabe fruit
and vegetables, and many other things sutnbl
tor the table, which he will sell low for cash,
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NoIroN Blo"'s'e hHs usun VU','''u.'ue' III "
brush oolony OF Vueehs'Ahu' OceanlcA' WIN
goou prospect oil success Ineep 'onI' NO a.
Ming street. IS sun se.ling AL tinds oil househol
Goous a'..he lowest prices
Arms WAITED IN MISSISSIPPI -Goy PETTu
CALLS FOR Snor GuNs-llE PRocLAIMs MIssis
sTPpI IN DAEGER-EXECuTlyE OFFICE JACKSON
Miss, June %, 1sGl.- Whereas, it is probabl
that Mississippi will be called on to put fort
her full military strength; and whereas, arm
manufactured especially for war cannot b
procured in sufficient numbers to arm ALL VIII
r are willing to take part in the present contest,
hive deemed it proper and necessary to III
defence Of the State to call the attention Of tn
people to the fac. that they have in their posse.
; sion arms which can be made efficient for wa
purposes. sufficient 10 arm twenty five thousnu
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