Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-04

f-thtNA thHN nuo NlSittu WlihlubAuu AoN aututeAi
advice aud treatment A COW belonging TO
Mr.. Twaddell was also bitten. Considerable
CONSERVATION was caused in several families by
the dog entering their houses, and many children
had narrow escapes. A dog even entered
school house, placed his paws on desk, and,
after looking around, jumped down and ran into
the road, swapping at everything that came in
his way.
THE MAN WITHOUT A CoUsTRV. have
received a neatly printed little book, from
Messrs. Ticknor & Fields, Boston, giving the
history Of Lieutenant Philip Nolan, formerly
connected with the United States Navy The
story is told 10 pleasant style, and will be
read with interest. II appeared originally in
the Atlantic Monthly, aud attracted more general
attention and comment than suy article printed
for long time. II is published in book form at
the low price Of ten cents per copy, and will no
doubt meet with an extensive circulation.
PREsHSrATioS.-on Friday evening the 22d
nit, the ladies' Of this city. presented TO
] Wilmington Council Ne. ], Orlor Of Uhited
American Meohsncs. handsome National dag,
The ceremonies took place az the Union League
Room. corner Of Sixth aud Market streets. A
number OF ladies and gentlemen were present.
The Presentation speech was made by J ,shua
Nlars which was responded to by Washington
Like, iu behalf Of the council.
FRANK LEsLlB's MAG,zIsR. The July number
OF this magnificent g zetts Of Fashion, has been
receive /. The Fashion plates are very haud-
some and will receive the admiration OF every
lady of taste aud refinement. who has u proper
appreciation Of beauty and artistic elegance.
| The other embellishments will meet wi h high
enoomilms from ell who SEQ them. pattern OF
g Clro 'ssGn Basqde accompanied the number
Besides all this, IL oontains several interesting
stories, aud postiesl effusions, whieu will bs
resd with pleasure BY sll Frank L sslls g.ts
up an excellent maglElne, aud as household
comPan on II has no equal 10 the Uaitsd states
GRACE CRuacH The M,thodists OF ihi. city
are about erecting new Church with the above
title IN the corner Of N nth and West streets
The lot secured ls 100 by 256 f.et the style Of
building will be Eagsh decorative Gothio.
The church proper will be l09 feet long aud o.
feet wide, aud iu the rear there will be chspel
46 by 800 feet. The height Of the front wall,
from ba.e to apex, is to bs 81 feet, tue whole to
be surmOunted with tower l76 feet hi sh, and
turret ITO feet high. The walls Of this
church are to be of serpeniins stous, taken from
the battle grouu4, f,mJus 10 revolutionary story,
of Chadstnrd, Chester county. The dressings
will be Of New Brunswick drab stone The
wnol cost of the edi6se will be from $l25, 900
! to $4,000
THE FouRTH AT DovEa. The eighly.niuth
anniversary Of Anne ican Independence will be
cell brstsi 10 the Min Woods. near Dover to day.
rne l55th ladiana R gment will parade through
The town aud ate H. ds proceed to the grove
Til DECLARATION of Independence will be read
) CHpi David Y.rdley, and orations will be
arhvertd ny Hon. n B Smithers, Rev. Johu j.
Pir'e', Cb'ries Il. B Day, Esq, aud George v.
Massey, Esq
s LpIERs BrsiED ON rHS WILDERNESS AND
sPo11sYLv MA Battle FIELDS. Tue following
! Is liet OF tue Delaware SOi1iers buried on the
b = he.ds OF he Wildlrness and SpoltsylyRuia
Cout House Va Sergeant l,aao Janvier,
Go X, 81 Del. Isaac lamar, Co. K, 81 Del. +;
Lieu Charles Steel, Co B, Ist Del
HausS Of REFuoE.-AIBRrIxo or rHH Como
RAToRs.-At a meeting uf the CorpOrators Of the
Honse of Refuge of New Castle County, held
pursuant TO adjournment, at the City Hall,
Juae y, 1865, the Chairuau, Hon. j. Msris,
called The meeting to orier, and Dr.. Bush was
appointed Secretary
DR.. II F. Askew, Chairman Of the Committo
appointed at a former meeting Of the Corporators
being absent, D. NJ. Bates. ESQ., m ,ds 3 state
lAent Of the views Of the Committee upoa the
subject Of certain proposed changes in the mode
OK administration, and asked TO be continued, TO
report ia full at tho next meeting
On motion, it was resolved that the meeting
aponrn 10 come together at the call of the
CHAIRMAN J. MARIs, Chairman.
L. ?. Busu, Secretary.
DlvIDgNDs- Union Bank Of Delaware hss
declared semi-aunual dividend Of siG per cent.
clear Of taxes.
The First National Banl has declared q
dividend Of i've per cent, clear Of Unted States
Tax, payable On and after the l0,h inst
Ihe National Bank Of Wilmington and
BrandyHine has dc scared q dividend Of eight
yper geni for the last six months, payable On and
4 eAler,the l0ih inst.
/, EepEEoTioS -lu our paper Of Friday. In
x eReeking oil the arrest Of Patrick Kelley, on
f'FnuTedAy last, for selling meat Of q sick COW in
the Fourth Street Market House, we stated that
II was disposed Of from the stall Of Mr.. John A.
Burgie. We are Informed that Mr. BurRie was
absent fro Il the city on that day and had no
meat IN the market, and that Kelley placed the
meat Of The sick COW GU Mr.. BurRie's slall
without his knowledge or consent, aud that Mr..
Burgie has no connection IL any manner with
toe said Kelley or VIM, Wells In the buteherine
business
D RsTuns OF TIE BArrERY AND CAyAtaY.-
The First Delaware Battery. Captain N,rlds
Ltached this city from Little Rock, Arkansas. on
: Saturday evening, and the Second Battalion Of
Tue flrst Delaware Cavalry arrived on SUNDAY
$ morning, about half.prst four o'clock They
? nave been mustered out Of the service and will
I Dc lald ot mere These brave mrn performed
E their duties In manner which rejects the high
I est credit upon our State, aud in the name o
: our people we bd them welcome 10 their homes
) May they live long 10 enjoy tue BLESSINGS OF on,
free Institutions, aud receive the gratitude a
1 our people tor their self-sacrihcug devotion 1,
the cause Of the Uoion and good government.
! EXCURSION. Wilmington Council No. l. O
a u a.. NJ, Will make an excursion to Darlington
i aug bristol on Monday. July l7th, 1855, in th,
!. STEAMBOAT Mayor heybold. 4 good brass ant
string band will accompany them, and tho man
ayers are making every arraDgrna snt 10 rende
c II Gay OF pleasure to the participants.
GoIEG HoME.-some four or 6Vs train. n
cars, containing soldiers returning home. pa1se,
. through this CITY during Saturday night ap'
i Sunday. e"
SAD CASE OT DHowSINo Saturday aftsr
noon, Charles D. Sank. aged eighteen years
eldest sou of ]. Rinaldo eank, of PbiladsinS;s
was drowned iu the Delaware, about one mil,
below Reedy islaul, ahlle bathing from tbe ali,
OF tie schooner Eagle. His body has not We
b.eu recovered. -
/ CECIL COUNTY MAr1EHs Wa oopx III. e.,
y lowing Items from the Cecil Wing Of satnr'
' day:- v S'u'
d INTERESTING RHLIG-In remodelinV The inte
= rlor OF the CLERKS office, during the past week
among various old papers and books, many q
them more than century old there was found
d one OF the land record books OF the county
whieh has been missing for number Of years,
. rus oook which preseI ats quite an sntiousted
appeal ance, contains the record OF desis r,,v,-
cages, aud other writings, from the year l767
TO l1I2' aud was supposed to bave been osrr,rd
away by the British, during tho Revolutiopar,
b. war, to New York, along with some of ,be otb :,
i records which were afterwards found there,
!, 1t contains about one Thousand pages of heav,
| nd il