Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-04-19
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

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PRISrER WASTsD.-A good Practical Pr ter
wanted Apply at this office.
USloS County MEErrso.-A call for County
Meeting OF the friends OF the Union Without
distinction Of party, is now out. II will be pub.
isned on Saturday aud Monday. This will be a
large gathering Of true men The meeting will
be held at the City Hall, on Monday afternoon,
at o'clock
ihhH ARE READY.-In response to the inqui-
ny where are tho Captains Of the Wide
Awakes Captain Foster OF the Lincoln and
hamlln Wide Awake Club, Of this city. author.
zes us to say, that he is now, rs he has always
oe'n on the side of his country, ready to fpht
LOT either At home or abroad, when assailrd hy
its enemies.
II WAS not necessary for the Captain 10 say
'hat much in this commun ty where he is known
A NovEL ENHlnIrioN.-Tho who have visit
Cd Wilmington Institute Hall, Tues lay and
"eunesuhy evenings Of this week, speak in tide
highest terms Of the exhibition of C,Ios al ma
minated Photographs. The pictures were 80
varied IN their character, that all tastes could
not but be satisfied. At one time the snec,ntnr
would imagine himself rambling through rbila-
delphia, taking look at some of her most In.
ieresting buildings, aud again on the peupsyl.
wanna Railroad, catching as the train was inoyii
tue most beautiful scenery along the route
AGAIN on the Tip-Top House of The White Moun-
tains then having crossed the Atlantic. france
ltaly anu Turkey would present her most cluice
objects Of Interest," but suddenly Will. abso,b.
ed IN architecture and landscape. the eve is mr.
iesteu by the works Of the old masters. aud A
Mauohha hy Raphael, which money coui1 mt
huy, appears with all its beauty aud sypin,, 10
but look the Greek Slave By Powers. il now H.
lore us, and as il dissolves away. We ar, ready
to exclainl, stop, We would examine il longer
Sueh rs brief statement of one OF tho most in.
,sreshng exhibitions ever given in WHINING ton.
une more exhibition will be given this ever inc
see advertisement aud prcgrnmme
lMPupKNcE. A young man by the mime nj
| James l.. Morrow, formerly in the employ of the
Telegraph Company in this city, but who now
resides Mt Petersburg, Virginia, came to this
city, few days ago and proclaimed himssW
secessionlst, and seemed IN spr0ut aud grow In
self Importance considerably at the IDEA. until
he was suddenly brought TO dead halt hy a
sturdy, union-loying mechanic who give him to
understand that the atmosphere Of Milnlipgton
was not congenal to the health of traitors. when
the young man from the South suddenly
came 10 proper appreciation of his position
aud "hanled in his horns considerably. We
understand that "Jims likeness which nav
| dsgraces the iont locker of the Fame Ilo.e
Carriage will not be tolerated there any longer.
ana that some person not relishing the idea Of
mus consplcuously honOring a secession sew
cred the head from the body by scratching the
painting across the throat Secession lors'nt
thrive in Wilmington.
STARS AND STRIPEs.-The following nomeJ
gentlemen have unfurled or soon will u1iurl the
stars ard Stripes and throw them to the hr.eze
| from their place business or residences this work.
Or. W. W. Thomas, 9Th near Market: Nebeker
X Tatna'l, at their Lumber Yard, foot Of Market
ST.; G +. Rudolph. at JeRelry store. 2l7 Market
81 Flinn X jackson, stove and tinware, 2lg
| Market 81 james Bradford, Paint store N
corner Of 80 and Market 81 HAYES A Ricbnrl-
son, Morocco manufacturers, 30 West 3I 1t
joshua Taegari, Expressman, 2OS East 81 ST
WOolman u Sullivan, Wheelwtights and Blsck
smiths, at Nos Ill, III Orange ST.; Psssmore
H. Mitchell, House Carpenter, 30 Orange Il
Jacob Jeffers, House Carpenter, Pyles Build.
ing, 10 Orange st., between 9TH and 9th st.; Col.
Theodore Hayatt, OF his Military Academy. n.
" corner Of 9th and Tainall SITS ; John Cochran,
uroceri at N. Il. corner Of 9th and Lombard Sis
Jos P. Pyle, House Carpenter, N W. corner of
9TH aud Lombard sts,; j. T. AlcNeal, at lies.
luIaut, West 9TH street; John Rowhothan.
Variety store, King street between Fifth and
Sixth; Joseph Bickta, Shoemaker. bI7 Tatnall
street. James Hane, at 5l9 Tainall street:
VIM X. McCiees, at dwelling house, g0l Market
- hehiy F. Dute, Carpenter aud Builder, sos
orange 81. We understand TINT quite large
number oil gentlemen intend running them up us
soon as they can procure them. We Go lot
WANT the public to think the dirty little flags
that have been unauihorizedly fastened about
cur sign pole, belong to this office They nrc
the production Of the dry goods store at the
corner
FOURTH SERMos-Rev. Mr.. Wiswtn will dc
liver his fourth discourse on til. CHIEF sins of
wilmington which includes Lotteries, Rum
anu Iheatres-on next Sunday evening, at half
past seven O'Clock at the Central Church Tho
subject of this discourse will he the ,rn,.iy Tor
| these evils.
susssY CouNTY COURT-The following cases
were disposed Of: -
state vs., John jenkins, indicted for the Lar.
cehy Of piece Of bacon. Verdict guilty.
State vs. James sorden (ueg) indictment for
assault with intent to murder. Verdict guIlty.
Sentenced to he whipped with GO lasbes, stand
~ 'he lllory one hour anl to be exported from
the state never more 10 return
state vs. Thuel johnson, fueg.) Indictment far
the larceny of coat Verdict, GUILTY. SEN
fenced 10 pay, the value of the prauertv
sIo'en pay cost Of prosecution be whipped with
i iashes, to he sold for term under years to
pay cost aud restitution money.
State vs. Henry Jingle, (neg Indictment for
Attending political meeting. Verdict not guilty.
rue trial list was gone through with and tie
cases disposed Of u lew were tried hy inv. and
the balance continued settled by the parties and
referred, No business Of any interest was he
fore the Court.
CtosiNd or TnR MAILS ut the Post Office
Wilmington De.-on and after Monday, Ami
10, 1901, the mails will close as follows:
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