Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-06

Charles McClusky, one, 3S 25
Charles Bowler, four, 1856 3S
James McElwee four, 23l So
Charles Bowler, one, 3S 25
John Latferiy, two, 80 10
McNally, one, 80 25
Charles Bowler, four, ls7 90
Lots JrohtiHg on Spruce Street
Charles Bowler, three, 1876 Is
j. s weldin, three, l46 %
5. J. Horn. three, l27 80
Wm. Mccall, ten, $40 90
Total amount S7,sSl II
Tng Levy CoURr.--From the Republican we
learn that this body met in the Court House At
New Castle, last Tuesday, and, ON motion OF
LOUIS Il. Pennington, organized by appointing
Serck + Sballcross temporary chairman The
Clerk, Dr.. Merritt, then read the certificates uf
The Inspectors ot the General Election, indicating
tue members chosen for the next four years, aud
On their being duly qualified be sailed the roll
AS follows; Wm. b. Clark, Red Lion Hundred
samuel r. Dixon, Mill Creek wm s. Deakrn
aud Abraham Ingram, Appoquinimins John
w. Hawkins, Wilmington; Vim. McClelhnd. W
G. Greek Lonis L. Pennington New Ca tie
Serick +. ShAlleross, st. Georges Gi.pin Z.
Shdham, Christina Wm. W. Stewart, Peuca-
DER Lewis Zehley, Dranlywine On motion OF
Mr.. Pennington, Win. d. Clark was chosen per-
nade the following appropriate aud pertinent
remarks
GENrLEMEN You have my warmest thanks
for that favorable consideration which has in-
duced you TO make me your chairman Espe-
cially nIn your debtor as it is more than once
that most oi you, and more than twice that svtne
Of you have thus honored me. After our inter
change VI views think you will credit me when
| say that it would haze better accorded with my
wishes if your votes had boeh given to come
other member. As you have, however, thought
best TO place me under new obligations, | will,
at least make an honest effort 10 properly dis
charge my duty. | feel the responsibility Of my
membership and Of this position: indeed the
older grow in membership with this Court the
more am impressed with the responsibilities OF
our trust. Let us strive to meet them with
great harmony in our sttings-harmouy that is
the result OF an interested, pAins.takiug, steady
aud conscientious action by every Que. on the
business that may be presented from every part
of the Couaty. Let US not be sectonal 10 our
views, but each regard tue interests Of every
other Hundred as he does that ia which he dWels.
Let us as the guardians Of the Countys Trea.
sury, be neither miserly nor extrayagant in its
management. Let US in our leyies aud in our
out lays be generous, but at tue same time Judi
cious and economical and go on to make the i'm
provement5 the people demand using the now
/ NHrti"b AoNho VI Aht Mlub uuu tue ALMOST
AS enduring oaks OF Appoquinimink, to span al
the right time and place their streams, aud thus
bring into close cOutlguity aud identity in in.
lerest all the Hundreds aud help in making them
what God seems to have designed they should be
made one of the richest, aud fairest, aud best oil
Earths dwelling places.
As most Of us have been associated 10 previous
Courts, can say that We have seen eye to eve
in our duties, and promise myself that we viii
do so in this and thut the review ut its close
viii be, to those who are spared to see il, u.
pleasant as our present review Of those gone be-
lore us. Again, gentlemen, lhauk you lor thi.
mark Of confidence.
t Mr.. Sink was reelected bailiff The certf
cate OF the election OF Owen Zebley as Coroner
! was read and On motion Il resolution was adopt.
ed setting apart Friday, the 9th lust, fol
the eleStion of County Treasurer, Collectors
TRUSTEES Of the POo, aud jail Physician, atte
whlch committees were appointed to exauln,
the returns OF the Assessors, when IL recess wa
taken until two O'Clock. Ga meeting in the at
terLcon, George b. Rodney, Esq was peimitte,
TO make statement IN behalf OF committee o
nluzeDs OF 81 Georges aud Appoqunimnk Hun
4, dreds, IN regard TO the road leading through III
marshes ot the st. Augustine Marsh Company, III
banks having been broken and the highway thu
= rendered imlassable. The object was to get n
=, appropriation Of about $1,000 from the Court I
. rcpalr tue same. Whether success will attend ,h
ehor' remains to be seen. There WAS little olhc
business Of general interest transacted before tn
n adjournment of the Court for the day.
MOVEMENTS OF BIsHoP Scorr.- The Episcopl
e. Nsl'auuns OF Bishop Scott, of the Methods
! Episcopal Church, lor the present year, nre d
= follows; East Baltimore Conference Yorl
Pennsylvania, March 4h New Jersey, Burlinl
y ton, March lslh; New England, Charlestowi
a Amil lst; Washington Square, New Yurl
April 10Th; Central Illinois, Canton Sepiem
i, Der 10th; Rock River, Eocktort, September %.
~ Wisconsin, Wauktsha, October list; Ilinoi
' Springfield, October 8. 1t will be observed thr
the Bishop will preside at eight different Conie
: ! euces
IS FoR REHT.-Cyrus Stern has nicely fitted IL
+" Store for rent next door below his Clotbin
II Store, No Ill Market Street. Suitable for DR.
y Goods, Trimming or Millinery business. Sbel
" wing, Drawers, aud counter all in order. 2t
J. Tue JUNIATA. The new sioop of War Jun
h alta, which was built at the Philadelphia Nav
s Yard, il is said is splendid vessel Me,sr
Pusey, Jones Co. OF this city built her engiu,
The Juniata left this week for Fortress Monro,
= where she will await further orders.
. SMALL Pox has already sacrificed some of ou
:, best and bravest troops. Soldiers, listen to III
Volee OF reason, supply yourselves with Hollc
i ways Pills and Ointment. The Pills purify th
"a - blood and strengthen the stomach, while tb
y Ointment removes all pain, and prevents d
~ marks. Only 20 cents per Box or Pot 23