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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-02
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"
toRlaisAL MIL oAnaE, &s.)

(ORIdlNAL MILL CRnRK, &e1
THIS Company continues to offer TO the people Of Delh
ware, lta superior advantages Of Insurance against on
by Dire on all descriptions Of property, except Marine
risks.
The Insttuton is commended by over 20 years experl.
ence In and attention to the subee sf Mutual Insurance
(beng the rst to introduce tho prneipe into our stat
by Of which, II is believed the Managers have
been enabled to adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties Of property as to render the msmbsr
ship among the most equitable In character Of the nuner.
GUS Insurance Companies presented to the public.
takes credit to ITSELF that its payments Of Oasl
been 30 prompt and LIBERAL that 10 28 years business and
losses reAt hing 100000 not single case Of Nga
ton has occurred and scarcely one without entire salts
Looking more 10 the safety than the number and
amount ef its risks It has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands OF Dollars Of Insurance, either requiring too
great an amount In single risk Offering undt Oh
jeet Of Insurance for the character OF the Instuton
In this manner 1t is conceived 1t has the naiest and
most select list Of insuranees In proportion TO the amount
over Six Millions Of Dollars, Of any other Company
within reasonable range
As evidence this has notonly reduced the rata of
insurance. at all umes moderate one-sixth during the
as two years but presents now clear surplus fund
$4b0OO security Against any on the Deposit
Notes, which By the ieaort to Scrip Certificates OF
the balances due to each member, being Issued viii
be paying Interest to them from January 1862 al the
steot per cent per annum thus making still farthG
deduction.
1t commenced the year 1892, with real protection TO
the community in Deposit Notes Of t2bOOOO
surplus fund 10000
Total protection, ssOO,OOO
tits the work of the Farmers Of Delaware and as such
Prssident-JsssE SHARPE.
Secretary and TreAsuTer-RoBHRr MocABH. MI
DIRECTORS
BIZ Wilson, DFandywlne Hd.; James DeaplAln, Christi
ana Hdi James Webb Samuel Barr, n. u. stotsenbur
and jesse Sharpe, Wilmington Hd. Robert MeCAbe, Ml
Creek Hdi John y. Williamson, Bhits Clay Greek nd
George JAnyer, New Castle Hd; Curtis b. Ellison PEN
eader Hd John =. Clark, Red Lion Hd VIM Temple
smyrna James II. BurnhRm, st. Georges Hd; Charles
T. Fleming Peter y. Causey, Milford; Henry Todd Dover
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AdENrs-As we'll Tor receivlns applications for nsur
Hi Wilson, Brandywlne Hdi Robert MccAbe, Nil
/ Creek Hdd James DelapAin, Christians Hd.; John
| Williamson, White Clay Greek Hdi Curtis b. Ellson
Pencader Hd Red Lion, ST. Georges and quiniminl
Hundreds Joseph .. Grihth, Smyrna; james Crippen
New Castle Hdi Charles T. Fleming Milford, Charls
Tunnel, Georgetown; Henry Todd Dover.
Communications general business addrasaed N tb
pndersigned, Wilmington, will receive Immediate alton
i ion.
IH ROBERT AcoABE M. D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-02
IN THE COURT OF CHANCERY OF THE STATE
DELAWARE IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
Israel rSsn''nd' ss. Ia Partition.

Agieeaby to order OF the Chancellor made in the
above cause at the September term A. D. 1854 notice
hereby given TO all persons having any lien upon the In
terest estate Of Israel Townsend and David W Thomas
either Of them, in the Lands and euenents the said
proceedings mentioned, to file petition, setting forth the
nature and amouRt of the in the office OF the Res
ter In DhAncery for New Castle County ten days before
the third Monday In February next and to appear and
prove the said lien liens At the ensuing term OF the
Court Of Chancy before the rising Of the Court ON the
third day OF the term. GEO. b. RODNEY
Januasv 4th, 1860. Trustee
jan till feb ~.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-02

For RenL.
"a three sorad brick building suitable for Ercesry in
a central situation.
Also large house and from ten to thirteen acres Of
land auitabl eor trucking or for keeping and hogs
Apply TO WIN McCAULLRY CO.
616 Market Street,
n, .,, Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-02

sScrIoN 5 The Ordinance entitled "a supplement to
ordinance entitled An ordinance concerning the
Markets." passed April 2slh, 1864, shall be, aud the
same is hereby repealed.
Passed at. the city Hall, Wilmington, Bel, Feb ID,
1865. A, HOLLINdswORTH,
President of the City Council,
Attest. f. T. TAYLOR, Clerk febiOit
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LPrrfe ereen BITE 0seteruue, ~fertteen QuattterreifGrs unb
Sre1nanS' 8sGnnresn aus fur %entIdifene SOlhatfn une per-
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aud BITE ntUnatIt6eu 8abIunsen Iir 8rauen unb ~ litter SRn
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ut. WfOntn0ue SrD0+I e IS.
Seuerz8 erli6erungSz N9enten,
a6 SO GecOnrfr., Baltimore.
@esnten fur bic fpIsenbsn sr.gerF@erunss @pmpas-
nteen l. GloNe; 'Qas9I#
WtstFspolttan S~niurdnce 60 Rem Dprt,
q. @runbfdpttnI unb OSltS. $1,7OO,OOO
SntsrnattOuaI SnE. Co., Ng, aI 4Gals34l
@runbfnpttaI unb ObIis. 100000
~ortattc BtrC Sniurnnce Co.,
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Wsiolute Sire SnIuranse 60, -l
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Serluite frtrben prompt be8utodtet unb Dbnt trsen6 cine
Ser!o9srun8 tn unierer Office te,dtlt.
our ppltcen luph Stempcl fetne Bereduuna! q
perlpneH, met1e tn Der WietrDpUlttdn Dter Re5plute 60.
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ne ee etmat9en BerIufe Der Comp. beden au heIfen brauden.
Sail & Mr. ..fS. -. Gboa S5niIfer ~ 4.
Stelmann, Stnttds & 90. Sacob Seeeer,
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gen Nprten eeBen b~teient9en llebertreter Der 9dtenteefbe
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shipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK.........YrBBUAsr
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship glasgow fBr.l, Jones. Liverpool j. q Dale
Steamship City OF Port Prince Curtis. Port al Prnes
K Murray. ".
ste.msEi5 Liberty Wilson. Hsvan. Hsrrons 4 Co.
Stean.hip Evening Star, Bell New Orleans, j. A. HsynoT
steamship unS sbusy HIdIeh. New Orleans, ii Crom
vol Co.
Ship Mountainser Fod., New Oriesn, Upper Brs,tie
Bark Pbeuit fBr) Graves Liverpool J. W. Flwel 10
Bark Csrolin, (Arsl, Rosch. Buenos Ayrss, W. w DE
Forrest.
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BARK Evening s,f (Brl Miller. Santiago, Cubs. "sydel
Go.
Brr A v Goodhue tBr Crosby, San Ja.D del SOre, I'd
uli.'on BIOS.
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Bris Seride DBL Cenigor, HayHns J. =. Ward Go.
schr. Msther (BTl Deriokson, Rio Orsnde de SUI T.
Eager.
sohr. O7el DR. Csihc,r,. Para Bishop Bro.
Sctf Albeit Paul tBf, Nicss. Csmpetchy - Evans, H.
schI. Willie (Br.), Ross Antique, q. Nes.es
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schr. H. Dcmh. heudrc.-cn, Washington, H. d. hurlbvr'
60.
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Schr. Willow WILCOX. kssiport, Jed Frye Co.
scir. Clara Jones Parker. Providence, JED bye Co
sehr. Inspector. Moore. Baltimore. NJ BodeL
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testified that before h arrival in th country he wa. ON.
poyed by s. NJ. trcedheim Sons merchants in Berlin; he
Knew norgtmann be was !o merry the Berlin and Ham.
burg Railroad hsd hin In the Compnnv's Office IRE.
quenty he employed there witness bad occasion to 20
70 the Conpanys ONCE almost day the past
years but bad not the sccused during the year did
not come as tuess informed in Europe that
would be witnrbs in tits case h III Noran had only
pnstSche; ceut ieuember oiiic.rs by tAeI boards.
H. tlens-enns test h-d-Am Pruss Consul OF Chicago
bcofe tht wes Secretary OF the frussian General
ofk and ~ such he'd familiar with
nave read the raper and know all ebou case have rad
conversation with III which be spoke Of having
committed forgery NorFmaun said his father III law Induced
INN 70 make expense than his salary allowed Tim: that
ht made DE TO very large amount. and places
nd @ When he was unable TO nav his debts lie forged that
receipt o. the. Berlin and Hamburg EHiIoad Company fY
amen he was arrested had cnieciion in making the
arrest 81 the prisoner and outside be was arrested
Knew Norstmann 10 be aTrested had TO
an affidavit in the New ork YESTERDAY We
sd the conversation Chicago relative The forgery
on ouIeve took part IN th" conversation German
nd not tell Nogtann that would be for him were 10
70 confess to the forgery; did say him 1t would put him
~ better position Workman said his wife had gwen some
oil the officers 500 IN United boDl; did say If
confessed his wife would this back asked Norgt
why lie did not his right vii chicago
he lasted for shout three quatr Of hour
The further estDouy IN the then sdjourned to
Tuesday next at eleven O'clock.
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pu.seosrvs Arrived.

In sfernship Corfa Rod 1rom Hsr'a'cl7Mf, a JB.tso
Mf and Mrs Cotton. Miss Cotton W d. Fefshsy sa Iady
g. Solomon Mrs. Peter Dean. hrs. A. T. Monroe hfs w.
A. Bubsak hen. min bark. Morris Rosenthal Golden
stein, Louis Scryrr A. French samuel sinyi ). WI Lon5
lie and LADY, Mn and Mrs Price and dgushers HenN a
Sonsg NJ H. Coleman Simon Bschnan, Thomas l. = stein
NJ Wei and lady. Mrs W. waikiki Mr. West, Mi Jan
NJ Coleman. j. Peyser Mrs Sarah Hiegin, NJ Wise, n. d.
Olphant and son William Oliver u. G. Lewis O. H. Gray
Charles Koier Mira A. G. Thsy.r, c. w Releyy Mrs N T.
KiTby ID C. uskins H. H. Angel aud lady :. Jacobs j. r.
FLINT and lady Miss j. Kaiser NJ NJ Black, Grand General
3 C. de Mosquers Envoy Extraordinary Of Columbi. 70
Finland Capt G.. Arbolus Aid -de-C amp, Lieut. J.. Mos
ouers A Ludenboct. g. A. Hi. Mr., T. A. Buokinghaf
Mr. j. H. Church, John Herwel, Christian Doyle ~ H.
IIoas o. d. Leonard C. Chipmsn. judge Thompson Cam
belt g. A. Butler Charles X. Smith : !. tnedander T. '"
Wilson and lady William X 0smsefe Dr. Isaac Cumming
Dr.. Colurnbers aud lady. John Wilson, l. Iierotte -
In sfea.ship Sozoa, from horfoN-Mrs Henry stnrs''
and child Mrs Henry Hayden and child Mss Hattie Knapp
S. Mott.
IN bark z-pby-ina from B.rmyda-Jame. Robinson Capt
Williams Cspt johnson, George Robinson, Ellen simpson
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Barnett. John a. Wsihs r. Pension. w w Armstrong Mrs
Collier, Mu Jenny Flint and child, Mira william r. Denny
Bronson. C, w. Adams, Schrver Chsres kichfer y
w. Jones, j. r. Macmendo. Robert Walsh l.. boca, J. "
Thesrd. H. L-nrsbed. Joseph sinon Max Conn. samuel
SaIkey Mira Margaret Adams and son, yohn Adams Ieei
Mske'sn. Bernard Nsshton. Alexander tiederc Andre
Mllsrd, Georgs Duprey, Capt t. Brooks, H. Chno'd T.
Nj. Holderly George Z. seymour James Duncsh
Ia .,eamsp FpHg &ney for Nec ORLEANS. John brown
MIS- Ellen Hnt aud child George Johnson Mrs Henry sun
well Mira Mary A. Rose George Marfer, Joseph Cannon n
Barron MIRA tfsni Adams and child William Bsmur' Mrs
q. w. II. Allen. A.,
la steam,hip Gla.oop foy Lirerpcoi-Mr, Dawson mrs
~. Brett Miss Augusta J. Smyth, Mrs smyth mfs ocnru
and child Mde A ballard. John Barnett, o. Washou,ne
Morris Schaitmsu George Bonace Rev. j. Richardson ev
J. Haenen krs Ester Garden children and ser''n yohn
McCue. j. Rhodes and lady. James Sienhogse r'nnAe
John o. Mitchell Rev. 7. Heuneberg. William SENIOR r.
Sloan Francis Vsrudi Charles NJ. Wscot George fsnei
James FOX 4. LaIue X. g. Anthony, WITH others 10 tue
Storage.
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Arrived.

stesm,iip Costa Rc. Tnkepaash AspinWA IsnrT p.'s.
mail. ond treasure D. Allen Hs. hss heavy weather
most o. th, passage. .
e. s steam transport Fulton Walton, Pom Royal, 10 u 5.
ON.
Bark Xcphyrins tof Bernudll Psnuon Refnnil p dy'
cotton, &c. Middleton TO- Has had heavy NV. stcs The
entire passage $50
Bah Bouyi. wliebury A'pnsa, % days, hde. te, }.
y. JOY.
Brs Lady Il the Iaie tof Rermud I'D, Guss.n!A, FIR,
rs iays su-ar sud rnosst.s Middleton GO.
Brs John HIhuwhy tof Nevpor, ToTns.ud taftcn,. Is
dsy, ugar and molases l. Hthnwsy. Has bet II days
y. Il Iih,eras with heavy NV. vinds.
Brg sslnu, tof BaIbAdocs slcheoof, Para In ballast l.
Z. Amsinct 4 Co
Brig ,ihoa (of -. John nomp,on Mli.nsis % dsy.,
.ursr and noai,e r Ssvia. Son. HL besn u day' "
Of IIa.teras with heavy y " wind
Brig Fsshion of shrburne) Lken, Cienfurro' 20 dsy'
u1o.lssss. Brett. Sou L CO.
schr. K y. AtN God, tros ulsn, Bosion lsT IanJi,f
Sshr. .ope Morton Scs teclOrd-
Sloop Orrgou. Rhodes. Pr0ytcnce.
Schr = Nelson (BT D. Yorbe. Cornw,i ~ dys potatoes
". j. 4 4. A. DeWol
schr V.ma (ofCambrdsel Moor Nenv'.' y dy' 'us,'
&C. Thomp,7u Iuut.T EzTsr..nced heavy weather, and
sustained ioue dsmG,e-
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UNTTD STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Feb. A-Before
Judge SEIPAAN.
TIE CASE or INTERPRETING WITH A REVENUE


The testimony in the case Of Edward Decnan,
indicted ntocriu. with collector Of internal
while in the discharge Of his duty Was concluded this morn
The JOdsg charged Le jury The, TIE Pqin, IN The case
taing liquor ~ The corner Of ifs Az aud FoTty hhs "
then he liable. lr the second place did the
y by TAX ns too much If he did Dran claimed tive right
60 eject him. The trouble in this was ths pegnan did
eject the officer tst ground II question ioi tie
jury to And whether the oliver acted oppressiyey OF other
The Jury then retired and eer short deliboraion,
turned verdict Of guilty with strong recommendation to
mercy"
INN imprisonment for three dsy' adding that ne "nency
OF COu bad been extended tor the that DeFnau Of
sey sfer rePented Of il Ihc Jaiso concluded h.
10y eaudoriue Degnan a-ains repetition Of h.s ofense
SENTENCE OF COUSTERFEITIEs.
Palmer Lewis aud George Clark, convicted Of
having in thir posseson so countseit tycent stamps
arraisned oT and the former sentenced to
irnrrsonnut AZ h.I labor fve wears and TO pay fine Of
81 the later va sentenced . iiDpIis,Dmen;f of three yea
seyefs criminal cse, were down io trial for week.
Tss :. Before lodge sHIrx.s
STERFERISG Win a COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL EIy'
TErE.
This afternoon Assistant District Attorney An
deFs moved Cor the trial Of Edward Desn indeed FOR
bnderng and oostructng revenue officer named beor'e
Good IN distsnire and evying FOR nop'ymeni o. th1es
few before the tfsi began NJ. Join Mckeon
CouBa. ioI Deensn moved q qussh the indictment on De
gouud % the absencs o. specific to The judge
reserved his decision on tie motion.
j appear. rom tie evidence id3oc'd fha' NJ Good Rad
collect : IS S. tnc tu0uu aessd 90 BE- dae for IN
psd liquor cen. for stole Of fi's and Foryi
hnhs lie found shat Tie accused Ind removed bis stock 20
80 e3 SsysLtsve. N Good then proceeded 70 the place
named and bessn to diirA De5u. when he lGoodl
violently elected from The store and upon Geu.irE he III,
threatened.
M. McKeon claimed that Good lerally IN ~, client.
drair nece.sary could only be levied a. The store
in ard that lie mad 70 .eyy on the store N
Seventh
On par, Of the prosecution Il elsFned hat even
The officer IN made dfcfstce he armed
A
bin from tho pr-mes The then adjourned 'or inE
fHer testimony 20 SATURDAY morning.
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SUPREME COURT-CHAyBRYs- a-Before Ju.to.
hGRAHAN.
DECISIONS

Emanuel Strauss Ggt. Bernhard Bernhard.-Mo-
ton denied without costs. Ellen Taylor Wism G. Tay
oE Ceihariue Mallory sgt John MaoryReports confirmed
aud Judgments Of divorce granted William Kennedy at,
ton Ice CeNoton or Receiver denied Plaintiff may
melton Tor injunction before Judge Chambers days
notice. The Union Bsuk sst. Garr :. Mott.Moon dis
posed Of according 10 suggestions IN opinion.
Before Justice tLrEKg.
John c. Dodge agt. Thomas Van Zandt CT all
Settled. Fist amendment allowed Second, disaoved.
Before Justice LEONARD
IL 70. the appointment of q Trustee under the
SECOND mortgage deed OF 10 10 Crosse Milwaukee Rail
road Company The appointment under tue order OF Scpm
bsr 1868 irregular having been usde without notice and
sNested.
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nI.,smcnts of ocean steamers


10 ,.amLip Erensns sta,. Jcr New Oy>0~sC Covisu,,
Andrew Gar Charles fitl, Clinton Graham. Philip Helm w.
A. Poo, Mr. and Mrs j. H. CLARK and child J. L. Davis G.
d. Reed d. Thsyor, swsrts Leon Levy Mrs r. BREASTED,
cav r. " Kicker Mia A splings, William A. Wright J..
Whitsl.r s. Powers GcorEsV lndreh, Peter Milne Mr..
W h. Pegiil, John A. Conlt MI md Afs J. LSTesI. n