Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-24
FELTON, Lodge, No. so. I. o. OLE.

hespt"u, ~ mat while we acknowledge the
right Of the Almighty hand anl bow in humble
submission to the will of Him who has thus
afflicted, yet we deeply regret the loss Of osr
Brother, deceased, but are consoel by tie re-
lection that our loss is his'eternal gaia. .-
hssofved. ID That we deeply sympalhize with
the afflicted family Of our deceased Brother, aud
in their bereavement wo would extend to them
the sincere prayers OF our hearts that a knl
fTowdeucs may temper The wind TO the shorn
Lamb aud that he would be fatber to the
ia'herless and husband to the widow
Rssolrsd, 3i. That 20 token OF respect the
Lodge room he drsped 10 mourning, and the
rnembera will wear the usual badge Of inouruin;
for 80 days
he'oieed, 4M, That n copy OF thes, resolutions
he sent to the faulty Of our deceased Brother,
and also to the Dellwarean, and Journal aud
Statesman, for publication.
SAMUEL II. MoNaAn, n. q.
Attest, JuHS BaApLY, II. :.
OFFICIAL TABLEs,--We publish on cur first
page To-day, the official tables of the votes cast
in New Castle, Kent and Sussex Counties, OF the
election held on the 9Th of November. II will
found valuable for future reference.
TnAsgsGIylEd DAY.-Religous services will
be held in the various churches Of this city co
Thanksgiving Day-Thursiay- folloRs:--
Mr.. Dickerson. Of the Second Baptist church,
corner Of Fourth and French street,, will preach
on Thanksgiving Day-Thursday-at 100 A. NJ,
lie has announced az his subject, Free Della
ware, and his text, "fhe night ID far.spent the
day is at hand"
TntSKsOIvING SERVICES. - Public services
will be held IN the Hanover Presbyterian church
on Thanksgiving morning, at hAf-past ten o.
clock The Pastor, Rev. Mr. Aikmau, will
preach ON the "rrumph Of Republicanism " A
al xrF.l ~. ntfaat II 4
OF The Christian Commission
Sr. Jons's CuuAcH. BRANDrwIsE VILLAGE
Service on Thanksgiving day at 10 A. NJ. OUer-
tory in behalf Of the Home for Friendlcss Chil-
lTen. Anniversary sermon by the Rector on
Sunday morning next, at ~. 80 O'Clock. Seats,
Free.
DivEG sgRvIcs will be hold in Trinity Church
ou the evening Ct Thanksgiving day at "a
O'Clock. The Rev. B. Wistar Morris, of German
town, Pa, will preach.
DEATH OF DANIEL CunnY.-Daniel Curry,
Esq of Kent County, died at his residence al
Milford, on Thursday last Of typhoid pneumonia,
in the ODD year Of his age. Mr. Currey, was
one OF the most prominent merchants Of the
place. lie had served the State in both branches
Of the Legislature. lie was much resprc,ed by
all who knew him. and His decease will be deem
y regretted.
MEAN ACE-The Elkton Rkiq. says:--A
valuable COW, belonging to Mr. Enos Keiizel
the tannor, in town, was shot by some soldiers
who were returning to the trout, on Tnesd ~
evening week last Ii was mean act and there
appears TO lie 10 redress fer the cOntemplible
ac's committed by eooundres who, for some
reason, douned the uniform Of the country.
DECISION CoRogRHiEd ScHlRDAM SoHsAprs.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
cecdcd that persons who sell SchiedRm Schnapps
ore required in addition to other licenses they
may have, TO take licenses a. dealers in liquors,
Wholesale and retail according to the manner
nnd amount OF annual sales.
CouRT.-The Superior Court, Court of O yer
and Terminer and General Sessions of the Peace
aud ia Delivery for New Castle County. met AT
New Castle, on Monday morning, the 2ist inst.
Chief Justice Gilpin aud Associate Wootten
on the Bench
The Commissions Of Jacob Moore as Attorney
General and George S. ilagany, we're read. -
Mr. llagauy took the cath before Chief Justice
Gilpin, Gu Saturday last, and entered his securi
" and has taken official charge Of the office Of
sheriff.
The Grand Jury bnd General Jury answeret
TO their names except James Brn.ton, one OF the
latter, who was fined ten dollars. Ater the
transaction Of sOmo other uuimporlant business
the case of the State Is George Rudolph. was
cnll'd. The defendant not appearing the re.
cogui2auce was forfeited.
The Court then adjourned until Tuesday
morning
TINS Coal DEP0T AT NEw CASTLE -Tbe
Miners Register says Hereafter in winter.
Il ice In the Delaware renders approach to the
Richmond piers difficult to sea coliers tbe
Philadephia and Reading Rairoad Co npany's
'rainl will continue down along The Delaware
via Chester and Wilmington TO New Castle, there
to unload into sea colliers, 80 miles below Rich.
mond. This arrangement will give the Phila-
delphia and Reading Railroad navigation pro.
gramme available ia all months Of the year. and
will add 10 It's unequalled and unexamped eff
cheney to lHndle anthracite coal
DEATH CT a Nuns ARrIsr Albert Newssm
a mute photographic artist. Of considerable cele-
| bri'y, died on Sunday laet, Mt Dr. Browns
Living Home" near this city, Mr. Newsnm waH
! pupil VI the Pennsylvania Institution for tbe
Deaf and Dumb. A few years ngo he received
stroke Of paralysis, from which ho never re-
covered. His remains wtre inferred nt Lnurel
Hill Philadelphia, on Tuesday afternoon.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS, MILITARY MEN AND SiSa-
ERs, and all suffering from Irritation ofMe Throal
and HoaTSeaess will be agreeably surprised at
NE most immediate rel'ef afforded by the use
Iletf /.
cent ingredients allay Pulmonary irritation. and
niter public epeaking or singing, when the throat
ls wcaried and weakened by too much exercise.
their use will give renewed strength to the vocal
organs.
NEW NovEL.-We have received hom the
publishers I. B. Peterson & Brothers, philaIel
| phih, new novel from ths pen Of Mrs Henry
Wood, entitled Oswald Cray" This il m
excellent book. The plot ia well laid, and the
writer has woven together a story in such A
manner as to make II very interesting. 1t may
he pracured at the store Of L. s. II. Butler, No
42O Market Street, in this city
a. G,wruRoP x Co.. NJ. 4l5 Market street
still continue 10 make those beautiful aud liie
like pictures for which their Gallery has became
SO famous. In addition to their facilities IA,
taking portraits they have secured tho prope,
apparatus aud are prepared to take views Of
| Public Buildings or private residences 10 vii.
mington and vicinity. This will be pleasing
news to many of our ctizsns who desire 10 haye
their homes photographed for the Pnrlor wnlls
the Album, or the stereoscopes. Specimens can
be seen at their counter.
GHN. GILaoRE.- General q A. Gilmore. Of
the United States Army, passed through hi,
city, on Thurslay night Inst, for Washington
lie had leen spending few days iu New Yurl
city, where he received summons 10 return I,
the Capitol Immediately.
GENERAL GRAET.--Lieutenaut General 0rsnl
passed through this city Oh Tuesday, on A bre,
visit to burlington, N J. He returned to Wash.
ngton on Tuesday.
sussTlTurEs, forty substitutes wer,
sent to Baltimore, on Friday morning last nv
Col. Wilmer, the Provost Marshal, under M
charge of guard commanded by Capt, r. NJ
Culbert.
AooiDsAr-we understand that a little sor
of Mr.. James Morrow, was run over by a lumbe,