Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11

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H. Mendinhall Rachel NJ, Tatoali
W. @. Mendinhall, Wm. II. bilapy.
Samuel II Edgar, L NJ. Stotsenburs.
Daniel NJ Parker, Jos. H. Walter,
Alexis Smith, Henry Tutnall,
Frank Pyle, +. N Buck,
Taylor Windie. Jnmea L. Devou. Jr.,
Q. i. Windla, Jr, A. r Woolston,
D. IL. Garrett, James w. Birnie,
u. +, Townsend, p. r. E. Smith,
Maurice Garrett Charles +. Thomas,
samuel Mcdaniel, John q. Boughman,
Nj, Nj. ChilI, j T. Hoall,
Fanny F,rris, j. TAYLOR Cause
W. D. Pickles, X Emmet Robinson.
Enoch Harlan, James Bradford,
Enos Larkin, Edward T. Canby,
ferra Bnnghurs', Geo. W. Bush,
Miss L.. M Canby, John V. Rice,
j II. Jackson. j Msria
A. Niwlin, lgnatius C. Grubb,
Anua Il Warner, ii Robt. Pennington.
u WoOlman, V, Green,
CIemeat D, smyth, Robt D. NJ. Maxwell,
Jos. NJ. fusey. r p johnson,
Edmund Candy, ueo. Craig Jr
VIM. Y. Warner Harry Craig
Miss A. H. Sullivan, Lucy Craig.
John p. Giles, Clara Nebeker.
VIM. barry, Robert HaddOck,
=. u. Wallon. John Dixon,
Y Y. DeNormande, Rdw Mcdowell,
JShes W, King. Vim. Mcdowell,
Alrs, s. S. UTubb, F C. Simpson
En Jarrett, James Mitchell,
William Belts, Amos RingWalt,
Eiw. bfinghurst, Jr, James A. Saunders,
Mary s Garrett, H. Rice,
lienry Jarrett, j. Marshall Harlan,
nos ~ Ferns Morris Dickinson,
Geo W. Robinson, j. Robt. Finn,
William Taiuall, Wm. b Wilkins
Elizabeth II. Tatnall, Edw. d. McClees.
Charles NJ. Tatnall, Capt. Thos. Nj. Wenie.
Jas H. Tatnall Capt. Ihos. Nj Culbert.
AsHAULT.-Amelia Thompson Of Chtistiaua,
was violently assaulted by one of her neiRhbors
few days ago, who beat her over the baok with
etidle, iohieting quite severe Injury. The
only provocalion was a remonstrance from Mrs.
f', because the neighbor had driven little girl
the pavement.
hELE+sfp --Cap' Thomas B. Ellison, son of
CorGs b: Ellison OF Penoader Hundred was
els saAeh prso9er on tns ate Of May, near Beaver
leased on the 18th Of 0ctobcr. and reached hi,
home last Friday morning. lie had been eooae
ged 10 five battles and in the fight a, q ettvahnro
had two horses killed under him. lie arrival
at home in the nick of time to vote for LincoIn
and Johnson
tthSHA9Ehs NuhttOut Jf. uhb purgha-
sed the balance of the square of ground on which
is being erected tue Hotel, adjacent to the Pas
senger Depot on Delaware Avenue
Charles X Taylor has purchased lot so by
| 90 #. on Lincoln street, and John +. Miller.
Treasurer of the City Railway Co., has purcha.
sed on adjoining lot. These gentlemen propose
to erect at an early day on these lots, buildings
adapted for their future residences.
RAILROAD AcctpINr-No Liyrs LosT An
unfortunate railroad accident occurred at Per-
ryville, on Tuesday night. The through freight
train from Philadelphia. owing to the engineer
on the tram approaching the steam ferry boat
at too high rate Of speed, colllded with the
engiue and four cars which were standing on
the steamer, precipitating both engines aud
seven cars into the river, among which were
three loaded cars of the Adams ETtre % Comma
my. No lives are known to be lost No deten-
tion 10 travel will ensue il the tides keep ordi
narily full to allow the boat to ptus over the
distractions. The engines were ntW aud very
valuable, one of them the heaviest used 90 the
road.