Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Brandywlno Lodge, No. l0, I. o. o. F.
s., y


pointed Il committee to prepste resolutions on
the death OF N. q. Samuel l.. seanlan, viz
John Wond, j. s. Miller, and Edward Thomp
son. Al the regular meeting of the Lodge on
june 9TH, the flowing Preamble aud kesolu-
iious were reported aud adopted.
WHEREAS, II las pleased the Almighty TO re-
move from us by desth, N. q Samuel L. Sean
Ian. Therefore, ...
Resolved. That by this dispensiiion of PrOvi-
dtnce, this Lodge has lost Il much re- peeled and
efficient member, mud tue community auselul
and patriotic ctizcn; we would nevertheless
acknowledge aud Rrquesce IN tho Divine will
Resolved, That in token OF respect for the
memory Of our departed Brother, the Chatter
aud other embems OF the Order be draped in
mourning for the space Of TIRES months.
Resolped That these resolutions be recorded
on the minutes, and u copy sent TO the widow
and other relatives Of our deceased Brother,
with The coincidence OF this Lodge, and the as
surance that we share with them in their sad
bereavement, and that We earnestly commend
them to Him who cnn sustOin them under this,
as we'll IA oil the other trials of life.
Resolved That these resolutions be published
in the Journal and Statesman, q newspaper of
Of Wilmington.
SOLDIERS AiD ASSOCIATION or UEIoH Al. E.
CnuRcn.- .--"kly country lis Of the that would
slug, fair land Of liberty. On next Sabbath,
June 18th, Rev. Mr.. Sisty OF New Castle, will
preach in .he Union NJ. Il. Church, Second and
Washington street. 10 A. NJ. and +. Nj. There
will also be au ilteicatiug service in connection
with the Sabbath school ut half past two in the
afternoon iu the body Of the church. The en-
tire day, singing, praying, preaching aud giving
is set apart iOr GGd end our country, through
the Christian Commission, for the benefit of our
brave soldiers, uod bless them A free will offer
ing will be given in tho baskets morning, after
noon and r. Nj, and we trust il will be au
Offering worthy The cause of the u S. Christian
Commission, real genuine United States col
lection. letter box will DO placed in the
,estibul1 Gu the ID floor between the two doors
to receive words of cheer and contributions from
all, both old and young, that prefer this mode OIL
contributing their cent or 500 United States
note. But allow the suggestion that every one
throw something into the letter boz aud basket,
morning, afternoon and evening, don't tie the
purse till the day is won. 5000 will relieve us
and the brave soldiers also
SALE OF LOrs.-D. 4, Richards sold for j. 4.
Head, last Saturday afternoon, l08 lots Oh tue
Lowering property, as follows:
Nos l, ., Q, a, 8, o, fronting 15G feet and 100
feet deep, TO W. s. Watt, 1926 per foot.
Nos. Z, 3, 0 aud 10, with front of 100 feet
and 100 feet deep 10 Jared Megaw $4.15 per
foot.
Nos. II aud II, front 100 by lSl deep, TO NJ
Jenny, $4.372 per foot.
No. 10, 81 feet liont by 1876 deep, 10 Patrick
Shannon, So per foot.
No. ID, same front and depth to Henry English,
$3.50 per foot.
Nos. 10 to "a inclusive, fronting 25G feet on
Lowering Avenue, 100 feet deep, opposite the
Cemetery, on the Old Kings Road, 10 Jackson
Horn for 81 so per foot
Nos. 70, 70, u, 90, fronting sc feet on the Old
Kings Robd near the Braudywine, to S. $. Grubb,
at $2l2l per foot.
No. ~, fronting % feet Oh lowering Avenue,
l2O feet deep, to Nicholas Lalley for 1921 for
whole lot
No. 80, front 20 feet, to Nicholas Lalley, for
So per foot.
Nos. 81 and 50, same front and depth, to Put.
rick Shannon, for 81 T6 per foot
Nos. j3 to W Inclusive, making front Of 17d
feet, by 100 feet deep, to Craig s. Tatnall iol
81 62f per foot.
Nos- 40 and Al, making front AZ feet by l0l
deep, TO barney Kelley, Tor ST per foot.
No. AZ, 43, Al, each lot 81 feet front by 100
deep, TO jacob Rebman, far 81 per foot.
No. 40 and 4G to WIN. Heenan, for SLIP pei
foot.
No AZ, 4s aud 40, TO Gcorlo Mccall, for 81
per foot.
| NUS " ~ ~ lhcluhiVe, eneh having Iron
Of 25 feet, by GO feet deep, laying near th
Brandywine, TO John L. Miller, 81 per foot.
Nos. 81 aud 5o, fronting 90 feet each on Shall
cross Avenue, on tho hill adjoining new hous
of George W. Griliin, to Jacob ieald, for 81 pc
| foot. It|
Nos 90 10 62 inclusive, same front each an,
depth, to Edward q Bradford, Esq for T9. g
per foot Tf
Nos SO, "a, 65, same front aud depth, to JAcol
Head, for S9 per foot.
Nus, GG, G7, Gs, so ieet front by III deep, t.
Eli Garrett, for So 10 per foot.
Nos 69 and 70 to Joseph Richardson, S67
per foot.
Nos Il and II to Richard Walker, S4. rs pc
foot.
Nos 7S and "a to JOS Richardson, for S4
per foot. 'lttE r-
Nos, IS and 76 TO W. A Green. for IS rs pc
foot.
Nos, C7 to 50 inclusive to Eli Garrett, So. 6
per foot.
Nos. So and 81 to Joseph Blackburn, So 3s pc
foot.
No. So to W, A. Green, for 81 so per foot.
Nos s6, 81, ss, to Michael Lalley, for 81 90
per foot
Nos SO and 30. Patrick Taggart, SIPS pc
foot.
No. 81, Peter Horn, 81 a74 per foot.
No w George Thompson, 81. III per foot.
foot. =
Nos 95 to 100 inclusive, to Jackson Horn
Sl.75 per foot
Nos. lOl, lOa, 1903, to john MaOney, 81 pc
foot.
No. l0i to Jackson Horn, S3.l2 per foot.
No. lO5 to jacob Head, $3s74 per foot.
No. lUG to Jacob $. Wel1n, $l.G21 PER foo
Nos. l07 aud los to Craig 4 Tatnail, S3.S7
per foot.
The FIFTH MARYLAND. Tho Fifth Marylan
Regiment, Col Schley, which has been doin
garrison duty for some time past nt Fort Doll
ware, arrived in this city on Monday evening, o
their way to join Gen. Grants army. They lei
in special train, about half-past eight oicloc
for Baltimore. large number OF persons ai
sembled ut the depot to witness their departure
und as the train moved of they were enthusiast
cally cheered. They arc fine looking body {
men, some OF whom have suffered terribly ut I'll
hands of the rebels whist prisoners of war. an
should they meet them in battle array will doub
less repay them with interest for their inhuma
treatment
MARROW EscAPE.--On Monday night last. (
the train moved off containing the Fifth Mnrv
land Regiment, private in one OF the comps
niesi considerably under the influence Of liauo
fell from the platform OF one Of the cars au
would have been killed but for tho timely mid
u gentleman, who caught him as he was fallinl
and prevented him from being thrown beneai
the cars. lie made marrow escape with h
life.
For SALG.-In consequence of the death {
D. RitsOn, the aiave aud heading mill in Brand
wine Village il offered for sale. This mill hi
beeu in full operation for about year, aud III
been doing successful aud large trade. 10 an
person desiring to embark in such a business
offers rare advantages. Sec advertisement
another column.
UNION CONvgSTIoM.-Th Baltimore Uuio
Convention, being desirous Of placing msn b,