Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
ACCIDENT ON THE PHILADELPHIA RAILROAD
An accident occurred on the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad on Fri
lay morning, between ten and eleven I
o'clock, OF which the following particulars
have been obtained The passenger train,
under the charge of Conductor Lit2enber-
ger, usually due at Baltimore Depot about
- O'Clock in the afternoon. left Phlladel-
phia at the regular hour; in passing the
station at Charlestown the rear wheels ol
the hind car got oil the track in conse-
quenee OF the switch bar giving way, as sup
posed, and the car thereby was thrown vlo
iently against another car ON side switch
by which the passenger car was almost Ell,
tirsly demolished Some six or seven OF
the passengers were Injured more or less ny
being thrown violently against the lrag-
ments of the ears one of whom, Mr. ONO
Grant, had one of his legs seriously IN
iured A surgeon Of the United states
army was in the train at the time, ana on
serving the condition of the wounded par
ties rendered his services to them nj the
hotel at Charlestown, whittier they were
removed The train was stopped by the
Conductor as soon as possible, ana the ne
cessary attention was paid by him and the
passengers to the sufferers, who, ar last ac-
counts, were in an improving condition.
The passengers state that the accident was
one that was unavoidable, and no blame is
attached to the officers of the company.
The train was detained fully an hour by tile
accident.
4 CARD.--At a stated meeting of Good
Intent Division. No. ,, ;. of Ti held at their
Hall, Tuesday evening, April 22d, the fol
lowing preamble and resolutions were unan-
imously adopted
WuRFAs, The different denominations of
christians in this city had kindly and gratui-
tously granted this Division their churches.
for Il Course of Lectures, given by this III
vision during last Fall and Winter; there
fore,
RESOLVED, That this Division feels with
gratitude this kindness OF the Board OF
Trustees of the ST. Paul's; Ashury NJ. f. ;
Central Presbyterian German and Second
Baptist Churches, and do hereby tender you
u unanimous vote of thanks for the use oil
your churches, in thus advancing the pure
cause of Temperance; for we MS DIVISION
now feel and know that We are now reapng
1 lle harvest vi lnt secu suNH ~ NhNsS IN
lures, in the increase of members.
RESOLVED, The committee OF arrange
ments be instructed TO have the above pub.
lished in the city papers.
JOS. PYLE,
JOS. c. SPEAR,
NEWLIN PYLE,
l.. &. FULLER,
GEO. W. MORTIMER,
Committee of Arrangement
| DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL.-We under
stand from a credible source, that the reno
val of Mr.. Booth from the office OF Deputy
Attorney General Of this State, arose iron
a misunderstanding between that gentleman
and MIR. Wootten in reference to the promp
payment of Mr. Booths fees, in consequence,
Of failure 10 pay which, the latter gentlemal
declined to hold the Office any longer.
OLIVER &. GRANT who was injured by the
accident on the Railroad, on Friday, wa!
brought to this city, and placed ut pr
Browns Living Home, under the care o
Drs. White and Draper. No amputatiol
has yet taken place, and ii is hoped il vii
not be necessary. Mr.. Grant was an engn
Ger on one of the boats at Fortress Monroe
and at the time Of the accident was on
inrlough for the purpose Of visiting hi
friends at Philadelphia.
A QrRsmoN.-Can anybody tell us no,
to rid Il tlower.garden Of snals? A salts
factory answer is exceedingly desirable b.
many persons troubled with these mast
things.
THE MIAsMA AND For1 NAPoRs GENERA
ted by the hot sun, will be far more dead
to our Volunteers than the enemys bayo
nets. In the Indian and Crimean Cam
paigns, HoLLowAY's PILLS were used i
enormous quantities They kept the troop
in perfect health. only % cents per Boz
Soldiers supply yourselves,
Ju,r RECEIVED, several large lots of ne
Goods from Ntw York auctions, in Silks, b,
aines aud fine English prints 1t prices to su
the times, also, one large lot OF bleaehed Mu
lins, yard wide at cents per yard, and u
other goods in proportion A fine lot Of blaC
= Silks high Lusue and wide, very low. Col
stanty receiving job lots Of Embroidery, cheap
than ever. Black Velvet Ribbons all widths
Irish Linens, Bayadere, Cambria, Nanesoc
4 striped and plaid Nluslins constantly on hand
Ladies Balmoral, Spring and summer Skirt
the best in Delaware at the price JOHN ONE
Market street, 4th door below Fourth stree
Wilmington, Delaware.
O'NElL's cheap fancy and staple Dry Goo,
Store, No. jl3 Market Street Wlmingto
Delaware, four doors below Fourth street.
! Keeps constantly on hand general sssortme
j, of everything in the Dry Goods line, as chez
! as can he found any whore else. The finest a
g sortmcnt OF Embroidery in the State, as low
e any House in New York OF Philadelphia
t Please give him q call. No. 3l4 Market stree
q, four doors below Fourth street.
, mar1-ly JOHN O'NElL.
y RGMoyAL-G. D. THOMPSON has removed
DRud Business from the Brandywine, to
S03 Market Street, corner of Eighth, in Il
Institute building where he will be pleased
+ receive his old customers, and the patronage
u the public generally. Prescriptions compound
y any hour OF the day or night ap In
Z aBpkaBHmdna private family, ono large tbi
K II s9rf silroln godaAIs ltnutsaiehily fifiinhsarf
X Also, tWp single rooannli4 sfibeasl
iFtn III Il aipatss az Ana ss, A
d AH 1ftko , Trakaaa
g EszS- CHEAP JOHS's Is the greatest place
e, town
y Eas' Cheap John sells more Boots and She
c than any other store in Delaware.
n, RasA Cheap John has the greatest stock
n any other store in Delaware.
ID BsS- Cheap John is the sole agent for the /
e Spool Cotton made in the world, at Az Ki
10 Street
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" Parties and Principles.
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