Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-03-15
Gettysburg

Samuel Candy, NIB smitbars
-, Second Regiment of Delaware Volunteers (pei
VIM d. kolen) S75SO
| $4,000 u
Cecil County Misunderstanding is eoinO
on quite briskly in Cecil County, Nd. Lieut.
Ioroer' Thaddeus Smith, and John T. Nolan,
are raising company of Cavalry MIR. Roberl
=. Caniwell, recruiting officer for that couuty
Is eniishng both white aud cOored troops
ONO scott, Esq distinguished member Of
The bar OF Mary land, died at his residence A,
liel Air, on wednesday last, Of gangrene in The
loot lie was well known in this vicinity. having
pracilced in the courts at Elkton, for a number
Of years.
W, II, Bennett son of Mr.. Rudolph Bennett
OF Llitle Elki formerly drummer to Company b
9th Maryland Volunteers has been promoted IN
drum Major Of the Regiment
The Ladies Of the Bethel NJ. f.. Cbnrch noda
their pastor, Rev. J. b. Quigg, Whose term has
Just elosed) donation amounting to seventy
eight dollars in addition to his regular salary.
AFFAIRS IN SussRx.-The Court of Cbanoerv
and Orphans Court, in aud for Sussex county.
VIII hold session ut Georgetown, to. day.
The Superior Court and Court of General Ses-
sons Of the Peace, will be held at GeorVetown
commencing on Monday, the llth day Of AnriI
next f'''
The Levy Court of Sussex county. has mn
'horized the county Treasurer, to give bis hon1
to the Farmers Bauk, at Georgetown, for twelve
thousand dollars. Tho Treasurer and bis snc
cessors is directed to pay interest on said bonI
sem-annullly on the first day OF june and Da-
cember, until said bond is satisfied 10 full. The
money is 10 be applied to the payment Of tLe
debts OF the county.
eoloreI woman named Comfort Mhin. died
at Georgeiown, on Friday night week, at the adj
yanced age of about one hundred Years SIC
had an excellent memory and il il said rho
citizens are indebted to her for much valuable
Information regarding the early history Of that
county.
KENT COUNTY AFFAIRS. The election for of6
GERS Of the town Of Milford, took place on Mon
day week last, and the Union ticket was elec,ed
by an average majority of 80. The followine
named gentlemen were successful Commit
siOners, Charles 4. Flemming BENJAMIN ID An.
derson, William G. Herring, Peter W. Hall. Ne.
hemiah Davis Assessor, Jacob Y. Fouik
Collector and Treasurer, William Robbins.
The Milford News, says;-0ne Of our citizens
has been made the victim of a sell. He owns a
farm in the country. Having sufficient business
IN town to engage his attention he employed |
foreman to take charge OF the place Saidfore-
man has dealt with his employer during the vim. |
ter, obtaining his goods on trust. Just as spring |
opens be leaves his quarters and starts for parts
unknown, leaving nothing to settle bis bill
The Levy Court have appointed the following
persons Constables for Kent county:
Duek Creek HundTed-BeDjamin Donoha. Ju.
nipher s. Taylor, Henry Eubanks.
Lhue CEeek-J. W. Fennimore.
DoUer-Charles u. scotten, David Wallace.
AurderhGi-David B. ThstleWood, Benz. l..
Reed, Nickerson Sapp, wm II. Mcbride.
MiYHtiOn-G George II. McNatt.
Mltord-Wm. b. Fowler.
The following persons were appointed Jail
Commissioners, viz; William VI. Jester, HenIv
". McIyaine, Il. @. Walker.
WANTED.-By young man who has had some
experience in the business, situation as clerk in
grocery store. Apply at this office. m 4.si.