Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-16
pnILaMAIneAN HALL.

billany Co, eorne1 OF Seeoul and Matket
Streets
PHlLoMATHgAN HAIL,
Lnarcncevie, n. j., bee. 10Th, 1867
WHEREAS, We have received the maurnfnl
tiI,ues Of the sudden death of our hrutLer Philn,
Lieut. WILLIAM HgNRy RsYBoLn, of Delaware,
be it
Resolpsd lN That while We re ognize the
All-wise Providence of uod, 10 the 1eceass Of
he who was but recently an active member OF
This Society, and belSvei by all who knew him,
We mourn our loss in the departure Of one 81
early life, who promised to be Nh ornaInent to
inanbood, ami a dey It'd lover oi his Country
Resoieed "a Thai We sincerely sympalhise
with the relatives OF the drcehsed ia their severe
aiillctlon, aud that ia testimony Of aur regard,
We wear The usual badge OF mourning tur ihe
space of thirty dnys
Resolved Sd. That u copy Of these resolutions
he sent 10 the parents OF the deceased, nnd aleo
that they be published ia the Presbyterian, Del
aware Republican, aud the Delaware State Jour
nal aud Statesman
j W. DAVIS Delaware,
r. SANDgRsoN, Marylanl, Committee.
G. W. ChuRcHMAN Delaware,
INroLERANcF.-lt is stated that Young man
named Frazier, read a notice in the Presbyterian
church NJ Glasgow, On the 1lh ust in regard to
the c0ntinuancc Of the Pastor, Rev. Mir Foot,
another year. 1t appears that Mr.. T. had the
temeriiy To bear testimony against the wicked.
ness OF rebellion aud Consequently certain SYM
/ pnihi2ers with JET Davis, wish to comne him
TO resign his position, in order that they may
| ipd Il minister who will only preach A pn,i Of me-
Gospel; that is, one who will leave out the peu-
mites prescribed for wrong doing We hone
they Will not be successful. Trcason is so great
"A crime against God and man that il should nnt
30 unFebuked by the pulpit.
VESSEL AND CREw Losr.-The Pepipsular
Ntps says From the shipping reports we have
the sad intelligence OF the loss Cf the schooner
j. L. llaws, of Lewes, Del with her entire crew
OIL Boston harhor on the 9th inst We learn
from Il. Hickman, Esq. the owher Of the vessel
that she sailed from Seufurd on the 18Th ult
with wood for Baltimore, and from thence took
on freight for Boston. She was sailed By Capt
William Mason, OF Milton first mate. j Bai-
mum, from same town, We have not learned the
names of the remainder Of the unfortunate crew
II is supposed that the vessel struck upon IA rock
and sprung aleak
| RELIGIOUS The Cecil Democrat SAYS A pro.
tracted meeting Of rnusual interest has lust
closed at 81. Parrs NJ H. Chrrch, N S4ssairas
Neck alter having continued for five weeks dur-
ing which time about sixty persons professed
conversion. The last day of the meeting the
young men Of the congregation presented the
Rev. N. NJ Brown hrnd-ome purse of money
us an evidence Of Their regard and appreciation
Of 's abors at that place.
ACCIDENT Andrew j. Ball went out on the
root OF ii house, nj Cocbrans on the p. W. 4 B.
Rail Road last Friday, for the purpose Of put
ting cap on tue stove pipe, when he slipped Oh
and falling tQ the ground, broke bis thigh. lie
WAS brought 70 his home ia lula city by the eve
mug train Of cars.
llosKISs SENTENCED 70 BE HuNa.-Tbe tfial
Of Thomas HOskins, who killed John Bennett ia
Milford by shooting him with a shot. gun. on
Monday night, the 22i Of September ast, was
concluded on Friday, at Dover, the JuIy render
ing verdict OF murder in the first degree The
Court Sentenced lIoskins to be hung IN Friday
the 18th day Of Pebraury next
ANOTHER HomciDE IN MiLroRD. Two ne
gfoe- Of Milford, Alnjor Hanes, (free) aud John
Henry Purnell, (sllve Of VIM. Hill, Esq) in-
luged in tight on Saturday night the 2gth
ult iu which Purne inflicted wound upon the
scalp OF llaines which resulted in lis death on
Monday last. Pnrnell was still at large at last
accounts,
FIRE A tenant house near Cecilton. Nil the
property Of WIN. q. Etheringiou, was consumed
/ hy hre un the Sd inst. The house was occupied
by a coored man and his wife, who were from
home at the time. No person was about the
premises which were Locked up ut the tune Of
the fire. All their clothing and $50, we're con
sumed
| CoMMlssloNEp The Cecil Wing says Gov.
Bradford, OF Mary land, has commissioned Cant
Il. +, NJ. Faehtz, aid de-camp aud paymaster,
and X +. May, quartermn,ter aud cOmmissnry
with the rank of Captain, ca the staff OF Brig
Gen. Shriver, Of that State
INcoRRrcr-A gentleman direct from the IA
Delaware Regiment informs the editor OF the
Pennsular News, that Lieu. A. Vandever. Of
Co. A, has not been exchanged, as has been an
uounced in the papers.
CHApLArS.-Rev, VIM. il Fries, Pastor of the
brnudywlue NJ. T., Church, has received the an.
poin'ment of Chaplain OF the Fourth Delaware
Regiment,
WAREnousE,-II. F. Dure is building Ware
house for q. y O. w. Bush, on ther wharf,
foot Of French street, sixty-onc by sixty four
feet, two stories high This will afford the pro-
prietors ample room for storing goods and secur-
ing them from damage BY the weather.
j. C. Pickles new China store is at No. 2l3
Market street between Third and Second streets
where he has on haul liue assortment of China.
Glass and Queensware. Coal oil Lamps of as
sorted styles an patterns also a large assort-
ment Of China Toys, Figures, Vases Cups and
Saucers, Toy Tea Sets, &c Sold Wholesale or
retail Mt the very lowest prices for cash please
give us n call at No. 2l3 Market street between
Second and Third streets.
WANrED.-A small house suitable for a small
family situated between Second and Seventh
streets for which the cash will be pad Amply
to Wm H. Wright, At Wright < Aliens Carriage
shop ShiPley street above front.