Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1864-01-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


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w, "a beia"aIei november 2lsli ihoihas
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Sudi,n Dsath-The wife Of Mr.. & West. a
German resident of this town. died yery sudden.
ly ON Monday last. whilst being conveyed in n
oarriage from Odessa IN thia nIace She went
10 Odessa several days ago Wo are informed. to
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the house Immediately, and persisted until her
d'manuS were compiled wth' anu Mrs, W. was
accordingly placed 10 conveyance Tor smyrna
Tying on tue roau' as above stated.
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LIN Broken.-On saturlav evening tast whiIa
ON his way from Snvrna. Mr. sewelI Grpen vas
thrown from bis wagon nv the falling Of bis
horse. which resulted in tbe fractnre az bis leo
near the ankle ioint Tha ininrv was of a AZ
rions ebarao,er ho,b hones az b;s lao Main.
broken. and the flesb considerabv laceTated. =
Dr. Goodwin of Kenton and d.. Clawson of
SMYRNA were summoned To his Md. and admin.
istered to his Keller as far as possibie.
Sale Of Property. Mr., Alfred p. Crockett has
sold his farm near this town, 100 acres TO Mrs.
Polk Of Odessa for S8, 900, aud bought the farm
Of Mr.. William Hanson near Mlietown con
tanning 1875 acres for ST. 2 800 or 800 per acre.
Saturday says On Monday last one of the
couplings OF the cars of IA freight train on the
T. W. q u. Railroad, while running down a
grade between Charlestown and North East.
came loose, detaching portion of the hind cars
nv, io" u" u'soTse..ns
vbo was a,anng ON tho or as ,hoso
conpeoted win the locomo,;vo nnt nm Tho hrs a
which checkeJ tho ,roin Tbo da,ochoJ co.,
having down oraSa ran iii unaba,ad s,o",
soon ,nnninc int do fron, oaSs aab ,t 4,
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sevaTslv irinreJ no Tho calIis;on nrra.i,, a'
can;ng wi,s liz rts W
Another accidsnt occonred IN Tho somo ro.,,
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"N''SS ." sunu3y morning last
ExoIrIxu.-The NJ ilford News and Advertise,
says :-On Wednesday evening of tbis week nm
were CHARGED VIII Soani., 'Jnie assr"es VIM
Cens,abls Fowler oss;a,ed b, u,vy mouse
gentlemen incin6in, s,,ornsn Goaa.ei ~, ~; o,ns'
nroceedsd 10 ,I,e ho,s.a a,,I . uGn1'al "oolen
inc two of ,bs o,fsndars ,So' i. N SaPturl
four cbicksna fonnJ in ~ 80 "' s.'
have hson s,oion ~ ,ue Ho w supposed 'C
ones look 10 night Tor safety, and made good
Time In the direction OF q growth Of small tree
cripple. he was hred at several time
iroui tne reVolVere OF the party but succeeded
IN gaming the shelter OF tue cripple" 10 &c
some peered through the shadows for sigus o
his sable presence, others employed themselye
in building fires to smoke or burn him out
The wood being green prevented the success o
this undertaking, aud up to Thursday mornin
he had succeeded in eluding his pursuers. Tn
two captured ones were taken before Esquir
Davis, who committed them both to Jail in de
fault of 5000 bail. Constable Fowler deposile
them safely in the prison, at Dover. on Thurs
day. Their names were John CULLEN au
ouiIlen has been oommi,,s5 in dsfanl, =, SOD
hail a few davs nrevioua for steaIino ohioloS
from Mr.. Thomas Ros,
APPOINTED - Gov. Cannon, has appointe
Hugh Mclaughlin, Justice Of the Peace. for n
s Sol see to your own health, do not tru