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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
MonNIna aKaaIon

MuhAihH SESSION.
HOtsK.-House met pursuant to adjourn
meui.
Mr.. Causey moved that the palt Of the Gov
ernor's Message referring to the FUNSTON and
breakWater Railroad be referred to the Com
mittee on Corporations and that Miles Messick
be appointed aa additional membsr Of the said
committee.
MIR. Stuart Introduced an act authorizing
Noah lssae to straighten q road In Sussex
County.
Mr.. Harrington offered resolution inviting
she ladies' Of the town and Vicinity to seats upon
the floor OF the House.
The Clerk was instructed to have one hundred
copies of the list Of standing Committees prin-
MIR. AllderdiGe presented .he claim Of L. W.
sdddin for 1925. Read and referred to.
Mr. Duncan presented the claims Of James b.
Riggs for printing, $244.6O also, an account
Of Sl6.O 90 for printing for the HOUSE ordered by
the Clerk.
Hudson praying for divorce. Rad and re-
ferred.
Mr.. Dyer presented the petition of Sarah E.
Barous praying for divorse. Referred.
Mr Douglass presented the petition Of Vim.
hnrgess praying fer divorce. Read and re-
fsrrea.
On mOtrOn. adjOurasd until 8: o'clock, P. n.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House met pursuant to adiournmeut.
DAT. stuart offered resolution Rppoln In q
Committee of three to ex lmine the accounts Of
the State Treasurer. Read and adopted.
C0mmittee-Messrs. Stuart, Douglass aud
Duncan.
AIR Causey offered resolution that so much
Of the Governors Message as refers to the
General Assembly be referred 10 committee Of
three. Adopted
Committee MsssrF. CsuseY, Wilson sui
Moore.
AIr. Allderdes offered resolution that so
mt Oh Of the Governors Message as relates 4
tie Emancipation ofths Slaves of Delaware be
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
sherifos Sale.

.SaAAr by virtue of writ u Vsudiilnni FEp,naa 10
EiNM me directed Will be ,Kpossd to tabd Sais, at
Ed the Hotel Of I'm Moore, in the village Oi Ntw-
2ls& port, 10 Christians Hundred, New Castis Coupy
ON fhInAY, the 10th day Of January, A D. 1863, ais
o'clock, p Tue following described Real Estate via
All that certain piece panel lot OF lsni With frame
dwelling and slnre house thereon erected stu tts Ia ms
village Of NeN Por ia ChrisiahA Hundred IL New Castle
County, aud state " Delaware hex nnuH al the corner
formed BY the westerly sds Of James and the anth
sry side o Market, thence along the said side " Jass
luts 10 iss of James CAnsons .ud thturs along me
same south W degrees bd TO and nov " late OF saav
Miller thence along line Of the north degrees
wsst parallel with the 1rs dehbed line lB1 feet iaoh
more lees " the Aforesaid eide OF MARKET srsst aud
thence along the north 80 degrees east SO t 10
land. be the sAms more 0F less.
heissd aud taken In txeeu Ion AZ ths ufOpetty az
krtteNOUd, aud to be sold by
LEWI5 W. eIlDHAM. late Hherld,
SheIimv Ofhse, New CasIle. JAnuarY 2d Ia6S-ianMis
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
Tha Naws.

Army of the Potomac advices represent
Ill quiet. Brigadier General Seth Williams
who has been Adjutsnt General of the
army since its organization, has been ap-
pointed Inspector General of the armies
operating against Richmond, and will he
located at City Point With General Grant.
A Richmond paper of Friday contains
an extract from Mobile paper announc.
ing that 1000 Federal troops were at
Franklin Mills, on Dog river, in an uuas-
sailable position.
General Sherman's main army are re-
ported by the latest Charleston papers to
be in the neighborhood of HardeesYille.
A portion of the army has crossed New
river on their way to Grahamsville.
New Orleans advices of the Tth, via
Cairo, contain no news of special impor-
tance. Gen. Candy had issued an order
directing the seizure of all the private
boats found landing or engaging in un-
lawful trade with the enemy.
Governor Fletcher, of Missouri, issued
proclamation on Saturday, declaring the
State free, and there is much rejoicing in
st. Louis.
The Tennessee Union State Convention
on Saturday nominated Hon William G
Brownlow for Governor, and he accepted
the nomination
Steamships with provisions for Ssvan
nah sailed from New York and Boston
on Saturday.
Several boat expeditions from the U
8, barque Brazilian, on St. Simon Sound
Georgia, have destroyed valuable sal
works on Turtle river, liberated numbe
of negroes, and captured some prisoners
A refugee from Richmond confirms tn
report that Lee has sent troops south t.
operate against Sherman.
Secretary Seward has issued a circula
announcing that the legal fee for issuin
passport is hive dollars.
Mrs. Foote had passport to leave th
confederacy, and her husband accom-
panied her to see her safely across th
Potomac. In the meantime an ord er fC
the arrest of the Senator was issued, an
he was captured at Dumfries.
Deserters from Fort Fisher, report tn,
that fort was about surrendering on ii
25th ult., when attacked by Butler, All
was only prevented from doing so by Il
retreat of our troops They report Il
garrison as dem oraized aud the quartz
badly injured.
Col. Samuel Fowler, member of IL
New Jersey House Of Assembly, died c
Saturday evening. This gives the R
publicans one majority in the House.
Bishop Brownell, of Connecticut, Il
leading Bishop of the p. E. Church
this country. died on Friday last.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17

FARRAaUT ALoFT.- "A lady asked Vice
Admiral Farragut, at the reception given
to him the other day at the Brooklyn
Academy Of Music, if it was true that he
was lashed TO the mast head down at
Mobile. "Well," !" said he, .'I'll tell YOU
all about it, You know in fight the
smoke of the guns lies on the water, and
naturally, / would want to see over it. to
know what was going on Well, would
jump upon box so high" Indicating
with his hand, then ! would get up a
little higher, and by and by got up to
where they say. suppose l was about
two hours getting rs high as that, had
a little rope that lashed around me Just
to keep me from falling in case should
get hurt Every one. you know, is liable
to get hurt IN fight"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17

Francis 2. Blair, Sr., arrived in Rich
mond on Wednesday last. The Rich
mond papers state that he is supposed to
be located at the Spottswood House, but
his movements are not known. He had
been met by several of his old acquain-
tances on the street, and the greetings
were cordial on both sides 1t is also re-
ported that Mr.. Blair has had several in
terviews with the chief executive officer
Of the government
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
Ladies' Furs.
est assortment at c CHARLEs oAKi ORB 4 :
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WHAT SECESSION MEANS


A British cavalry officer, who, in 1863,
slipped through the loyal States into Dixie
and participated in Lees Gettysburg cam
paign, stole across the Potomac into East.
ern Virginia, through one Of those lower
connties of Maryland which recently gave
such solid vote against Emancipation and
for Mcclellan as President of the people he
there encountered, thus admiringIy writes
to the last BlatkleOod's Angaz,ae:
A company of Union soldiers was sta
toned there, but the ''citi2ens" are all ar
dently Southern in their sentiments.
sat one evening with party of them
before the door of the hotel, and they were
talking red-hot "secesh" politics, All re-
GREETED that the American colonies had
ever separated from England sud though
they professed to admire Washington per.
sonally, yet they heartily wished he had
never been born, One went so far as ia
d Christopher Columbus. "What bus.
iness on earth, he said, chad he to come
and discover this God-forsaken country 81
dyes, sir, said another, addressing him
self to me, "it was Yankee trick, sir
they cheated us, as they have done evei
since. We didn't want to quarrel with
England, but they did, because they haC
been kicked out Of the country, with theil
MayAower and their Puritans. D
them wish they'd all been drowned al
the bottom of the sea. And they didn't
want to fight, sir; Yankees never do, sir
and we Southerners, like fools, went anc
fought it out for them, just as they'r,
making them Dutch and Irishmen fgh
for them now, sir! No Yankee is eve
killed in battle, sir-none, at least to speal
Of" he added, in modification of this rathel
untenable proposition.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
Sherih''s Sale.

By virtue VI writ Of LsyAI fAdu to ms directed.
WV b. eHpOssi io Public Sale At tbs hotel Of Aoriis
Dickinson, 10 the city VI Wilmington New Castle uynu
Dsl on sATUkDAY, tue 2sih day u J4uutry Isss Al
o.iooh, =. NJ the foownG described Hsal nststa viz
All that esrtAlp lot or pisee VI land with tH,sJrsi
hlek honaas thereon erected situate in the city OF VII
mlngteu bounded aud described f5lloaa BAglnuIns
II The Intersection Of the soulhery nls OF TAyo
with the easery sis Of Church street thsne along ths
sonhery side Of Taylor sirs5t esslery IS feet u saks
thrues southefy and parallel to Church stree. tact to
stake thence westerly aud parallel u Taylor street 10
iee TO tbs eastery sis u Cnureh street. u1d thsaes
thereby northerly 81 fest TO the pa bsdaninR be
tue contents thereof Whist thsy may.
helz:i sud tAken ln execution As the proparty OF
fAlFiek McCOsksy AMI uaunah bis Wife aad ~ ava
10 be sold by GRO, D. HA0iNY 6hsriF
shsrta oniCo. New Castle. jan :, 1885 isaist,,
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sheriF's Sale.

By virtue Of writ Of LViTl Faess IL me diraetsd l
be EXPOSED 10 fub Bale at the hotel Of Morris DlekInson
70 the city Of MimiaStoa New Castle CountY DEL %
hAl uhDAf the 2sth day Of January, isas at ueosk
the following des rbsd Rsal EslAts via An that
h. use thereon sreeted situate In the city Of WlnnatoR
bonsded and described as follows " wit Bsglnnng al
paint on lie aonthsrly side VI AtshAnls street
atafi and Pine and sixth and seventh atfssts Il ~
distance oflss fset Inches from the front wall of ~
bEiek heuss At the corner Of Lombard aud Mschanjs
Streets 4 tas middle " the dviais9 wall bstSsep Mi
and Phnhp Combs tdjeiaing Loass. thence souIhsrl,
parallel With lombard sTest aGd through the middle
the saa wall " leet g fouF isst wids Rsy, thspes
fss 70 anothsT alley, thence uorhsy parallel with Ion
bard street, g. Ct 70 tt4 af rssaid sres
aud thence along The u@ma westerly IA feet to tha place
besinoiaS. bs the caatsatH ihsFsoi Hhst thsy zssy
BSsai aud taken ln axeenion tbs pgopsfty
Luu aud Illen biz Wlle, aud 10 bs sold By
ukc. s hAdAhF, ShsIld
shsVfs oH's. New cas;ls, Jan q 1885. iiniS.ts.
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Legislative Proceedings.
wrDsssDAY. Jan. 4lh. 1866.

HkDHhbDAft jan Aln, loOO.
M0ABIHa SESSION.
SssATE,-Tho Senate met pursuant TO adjourn
ment.
Mr.. Ponder gave notice Of his intention to 10.
tToduce bill TO provide for more accurate
assessment Of the oitzsHns Of Delaware, anil
bill to authorize the appointment Of additional
NotaFies Public for the city Of Wilmington
Mr. Ponder offered a resolution for the ap-
pointmeni Of additional Standing Committees,
which was resd aud adopted.
The Speaker announced the Standing Com
mittess for the session.
MIR. Williamson introduced on lelVe q bill to
incorporate the Great Salt Lick Oil and Mining
Company. Read aud referred to Committee on
Corporations.
Ga motion, Adjourned until 9 O'cl, Ok. p. NJ.
AFTERNOON eEssioN.
The Senate INST pursuant to adjournment.
Mr.. Ponder presented the petition Of Mary
Z. Evans, Of Sussex County, for divorce from
her husband, james W. Evans, which was read
aud referred to the Committee on Divorces.
Mr. Hazel, Clerk of the House, being admit
ted, resented for the concurrence Of the Senate
jOiAt resolution appointing a Joint Committee
to s.n!e with State Treasurer, which Was read
aud eoneurred In.
Mr. Bewley presented the account OF Mm. q.
Whtelsy, Esq. which WAS read and referred
On motion, adjourRed until 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
NOTICE.
1EV 7 IVN NJ -
Iah iHlLA.. WI. a nALr. EAILAal

jas Hltl, " " HALf' haTIasAD N0AEAAI
January 3 ID =
AtlLsalnuAl meeting oflhs stoaShallsfs ksid lhllaD
the following psrsSas saaisi Dlrsesfs
for the ensuing ysM.
Samuel N. tsiinn, John o. Gtooms
MoaeaFs hnbiasOa, J., l, Cohen, IT.,
WIN. iyttsion SAtass. Thomas Keis9
aeorke A. Parker, C1iumbas u'D5nsiL
John A Dannan, Eupch Pratt
Josss Lane. ThomAs ponaldson,
Joseph hrlnsharst katha1ial ThAysr, U
IAAs Ilhrksy,
Az meeting a. tho BoiEd u DiisstOs hsld ths dAy
samne A. teOn uaAaltnously elected Prssidsat Ani
Alfred hsInsF Secretary and TteAsursr.
jnnisst A. moHNEk. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
YOUNG GIRL wRoNGED

[ From the Detroit Tribune, January &.
On Saturday last we published an item
in reference to the mysterious disappear.
ance OF one Edward Faisson, who, il was
supposed, had met with foul play. An
investigation into the facts of the case has
revealed different state of things en-
tirely.
II appears that about three months ago
Faisson (which is probably fictitious
name--repreSented himself as conductor
on the New York and Erie railroad, and
by goodly display of funds with which
he layished presents upon IA young girl
residing ON Grand street, all scruples
were finally overcome, and the twain were
married. Faisson proposed to 20 to
Chicago, where he alleged that he had
secured a position on one Of the Western
railroads. The newly-married couple ar
rived in this city week ago Wednesday
night-or rather Thursday morning and
were taken to The Western Hotel On
Thursday evening, Faisson went out for
the alleged purpose Of getting his trunk
from the baggage room, but never re,
turned.
His young wife was thus left pennless
in strange city, but the scamp had paid
her board for one day in advance, which
was something in her favor. Her position
was made known to few of our citizens,
and she was furnished with means to pro
vide for sustenance until arrangements
could be made to send her home, The
proprietor of the Franklin House gave hel
room and lodgings, and Mr.. Riedy, the
gentlemanly ticket agent of the Crane
Trunk railway, generously gave her the
means to reach Buffalo. She was als'
provided with letters to parties in tn
latter city, requesting them to aid her OIL
her way home, She left for New Yorl
on Wednesday evening.
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Nntina

NlIAIssTss, DEI., Da9antsf 2sth 1854
6otes 10 Hereby gvsa that The annual Ksstina IL,
suo khoidsrs Of the "Wtlnington Navigation Company
will ks held at Ma sel Markst strest WimiRKoa Dsa.
ware, Thursday the ss0ond day Of bnarT lssS bs
tween the houls of9 aad O'Clock r. II ia the purpass
Of eSps three Drsoos serve for three yasrs ava
lot tbs trAnsas VI such other bHiness msy onaI
dec S0tm JOHN A. GRtFftN. presidsnl
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Election.

UsioS BANK Os DkIAWAaE
WiLNlAarVa, Jah. 80, 1855.
Nols l. hereby given that e.coa viii BE- nsld on
montAy the 9Th dAssf fshtuary nsSt At the BanktuE
House, betWeeu ths hours Of tWo aud four O'clock n
Tor Mise Dl's.t'fs " sslSs lDf tbs sn.ung yer.
JAneA j. Z. WARNER UAshisf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
Notice.

The Trustees Vi the POet It hsr Cssll. Coapty sil
meet at the Aims ACuss Al 10 vtyrA. va ihs 9s,h
Inst.
Persons having accounts sEAlnsg ths institation Ui
please lsaTs them with Jno Porter The Trsasnrsr I'd
sTAmlnasion, two days bsfoIs the NESTING
tst ma, I.h, lSss .,la
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
DivldenL-d.-
REAL MAN n.nn na m,

NH EslArE HAN6 oq DglAwAn.
Tha Road a, n,..., hhwPoaT, January ad lsio
80 y % ons dollar aud forty esnts per shArs n.ssh
~ clear Of tag out OF The profile ios ibs ~.
a neI a n,tanent OF ten dollars per ahars will 4.
@ snu payaoie on or before the seventh dsV 81 49,,
.aas JOS. W. A. WATSON, C,,bis,
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Rlnsr N.r,ns.I ~

WnhINsToS. Del, JAn. "a, lsgS
The BoId " Directors have this dAS doelarsd a hi
dead VI hv. per csntum (elAr sf o. Taxi W. ysbe e.
he ~ ehheldsfs VI aud after MOndAy the plh inst.
-. uRO. b. ARMSTRONG
9AnShA. Cashier
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17

General Grants army railroad is busy
day and night transporting vast supplies
to the left of the line, So say the late
Richmond papers.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
SheriR's Sale.

be exposed to Public sAls al the Hotsrof ID bAii ia
the lown ei Delaware City, Red Lion, Nd New Castle
County, Del on TUESDAY ths sist day Of JAuATy Id55
Al o'clock, 2. NJ, the following deaefbal Real Eists
via All th cert n lot pieSj Of arounl situate lying
and being 10 ihs town OF Delaware cty aforesaid on th
nothwestrl rly aide OF Hamilton street tue distance n
lOJ feet nothsaseFly from second Htra1t ia
front or breadth said Hamilton street sxtssn ats
inehsa aud extending In length depth of that dth
uorthwassrly lou feet to an eight fsst bannd
Cd north westerly by thu said alley southwsssr by an
Hanol street, southsastsly by ground Isia al Ioh,
AAhurat.
ssi1sd and laksn in, execution "a the properly a.
William Young and Mary bis wlfs aui to te sold ~ =
r., GkO w. hAUANY, Sheriff. {
sheriu's ONCE, New Castle January u, issb.ts =
$4,000 To Loan, =
900 good BONDS aud MORTGAGES Apply to
WM MoGkGfLRY
coo MAJ kvt g., wilminstoa, Del,
MAY 3.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
New Castle and Wilmington Raj,
Road COnapnnY.
PHiLApllpHil, Dsosmbat ID

PHitApstPHiL, Dsesmbaf ~ Isst
AT neetiaS Of the Board OF Directors DiyidsSS .,
three and one half per cent declared paysbis ~ ~
90 Of January nsxt A HURNka' Tsis T.st,t ~ tas
sesoQt ~ ''s~'"sr'
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decao.5t.
MARRIED.

Riley PuwNDER.-On December 25th, OF
Chester, Pa, by the Rev. Jas E. Meredith,
Mr, 3oaEFH RiLEY. OF Wilmington, DEL, 10
Miss kixzis +. PowspER. Of Philadelphia,
Pa.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
Dividend.

D1LAWAAR CIR FAsK
Tha n,,s,,o,. h...,A, January "a, Is6o.
peI cent Out o. the profits Of the bank tor the last ~
m0nlhs, payable to stcch holders on ds,n,nJ ga
l~h'tV4@ WILLIAM W. RkklIs Oa.hl.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
CITY NOTICES.

GsAED CONCERT. Carl Senta, InstIumen-
!al Subscription Concert. will be given at
Wilmington Institute Hall, on Thursday
evening, January 18th; 1863 The manage.
ment respectfully informs the public thai in
addition to the artists so acceptable Rt the
former concerts, Mr.. Ewers, the celebrated
performer on the Cornet has been engaged,
Charles Droughmann will perform a fiutc
Solo, and Theodore Ahernd will render one
oi his superb oolus on the piolincello. TAe
programme will comprise varied selection
ot musical gems, among which, "Sounds
from the Alps" will be given by request,
also the William Tell Overture, and other
popular pieces.
Subscriptions. three tickets for one dol
lar. Single admission at the door fifty
cents. Doors open at quarter past seven
O'Clock. Concert TO commence at eight
o'clock. Subscribers tickets can be procur.
ed three days prior to the Concert at tlrobe's
Music Store at the Hall.
dec30.5t. Rusiuess Agent.
SPECIAL NOTicE.-Dry Goods, Dress Goods
Table Lineus TOwelings, White Goods, shawls,
&c. Will be sold great bargain to chauge
business, az my time and attention will be de-
voted to ganllemen's furnishing goods exclusive
", where good assortment can always be had
At the very lowest ptices in the city or State.
Please call and examine, No. ais Market street,
Wilmington, Del. Nm. II, Caow.
December 0-tf
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Ladies' Hats.

Continental Hotel. Philadelphia.
CoRoNER's ISQUEsT.--Coroner Curry held
an inquest on the body of a white female
child, on Friday morning last, which was
found lying on stall 10 the market house in
Fourth Street beiWeen Shipley and Orange.
1t was wrapped up in piece of cloth and
was but few days old 1t is supposed to
have been dead when placed there, and had
every appearance of having been chokei to
death, as it was very black in the face. be-
sides having the cord still about its neck
The jury rendered the following verdict :;
"That the said child came to its death by
being chOked to death intentionally, by some
person unknown 10 the jury"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17

THURSDAY, Jan. IL b, 1855
sEHATs.--Ths Senate met pursuant to ad
journHent
Prayer by the Chaplain.
blr Hazel, Clerk Of the House, being adm 1
ted, presented for concurrence joint resolution
directing the Sergeant alarms to hoist The
State aaR, which was read, amended aud c, u
ourrsd 10.
Mr.. nazel. Clerk of the House, being admit
ted. informed the Senate that the House had
nOn eoncurred in the second amendment Of the
Senate to the joint resolution n relation TO hoist
ing the State lag.
90 motion. Of Mr., BeWley, the Senate adhered
TO its amendment.
Mr.. Hazel. Cetk ofthe House. be ng admit
ted. informed the Senate that the House insisted
upon its disagreement and requested the ap-
pOintment OF a Committee Of Conference
On motion. CT Mir Bewley, the Senate lbered
to its amendment and egreed TO appoint Com
mittee Of Conference.
Committee, Gu part Of Senate-Msssrs Bswhy,
Ponder and Belviie
GA motion, adjourned until o'clock, p. NJ
AFTgRNooE SESSION.
The Senate met pursuant to Adjournment.
MIR. Ponder introduced on leave a bill to pre-
vide for a more accurate assessment OF the citi-
gems of the State.
On motion, adjourned unlii 10 o'clock to-
morrow mornlng.
MoEElNd sG3sIcK.
HousE.--The House met pursuant to adjourn
mout.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Mir Hickman presented the petition of Saml
Is BenneIt, aud others, praying the noorp ora
tion Of the Agricultural Canal in Sussex County.
Rend and referred.
Mr. hickman presented petition from the
Fishsrmen Of Indian RIVER and Rohoblih Ray,
| praying an act for their benefit.
Committee Messrs. Wilson, Hickman aud
Moore
Mir. Duncan Introduced a joint resolution 10
raise The national hig over State House while
the Legislature is in session. Adopted
I MIR stuart moved that The hill authorizing
| Nobh Isaac 10 strlighten certain roSl in Sussex
County be read second time.
On motion, of Mr. Stu ,ri, the Till for the
benefit Of iroe schools Of the State Of Delaware.
was read,
MI Messick moved that so much Of the uoy.
! eruor's message as refers TO the iuIig.nt deaf
and dumb be referred to II committee. Agreed
I to.
Mr. Stuart moved that the hill ia reference to
free sehools in SusaeG County be indefinitely
postponed
TN motion, adjourned until o'clo1k, = NJ
AfTERNOoN sgssias.
The House met pursuant 10 adjournment.
MIR. Anlerice pteleutel Il petition ln refer
ence to sheep
on motion, alj1nrnei uAul ~ O'clock to,
morrow morning
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BASH OF Wnnnaros AsD Ba.asrwu.

WiIhlAarOH Dsl, Jan y 1855
Tue Board Of Directors hAss this day declared ! Dlv
dend 81 tsn YET cent Jr the last six onths paJab IN
ana aasr 'hs iOsh lust q. Rios,
gAhSh Cahhisr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
The Money Market.

Ladies' and CiniIdFens Hats
Latest styles at cHARLls oAKFoRD a SONS, Cosl
ntA! Hosll Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
IN THE COURT OF lukNCERY or rus STATE OF
DELAWAhRIR AND f0R NEW CA5TLR COUNTY. a
In Partition

daogKs BIZ wsr aud Edward Brewer
AErseAhiy to order Of tue Chancellor, made In ths
a owe cause the espsmbsr 1854 notics 10 hereby
gysu to all pysons having any sn upon the interest aud
sstas OF ufiAh NbicfOs, Us1rga Brewer aud EdTard
saer, either 0f th M in IL lands aud susment' W
tie nad pIOcsstingB menaoGed, to NE psion, tsttng
rih tho aud Of tbs iu the oics OF
the Regiatsr ChAncel fT a.w Castle Couuiy days
before the thid Monday Ia February nax aud u appssE
prove tue s.d sn the ensuing team Of the Court
before the th- Court tue third DAY
Vi the tam dEORdS u. kOhNkY. Trustee, &c
J.nunry An, 1885 ian tili feb 70.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17
EmrEn far Rent
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OTkI aud Farm VI i9 acres t,r reut ,ar Villains
III ton ApplytS ". MsCAuLLEY CD,
Ian0. eOl dAtksl Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-17

A Beautiful Country Seat for Sale
WiThlN three or fonr miles Of Wilmington enntainlna
w thItYhfee aud ahAl arrss OF laad with ane lid.
nga Ths land is 10 high stats oi cultivation. Teims
rsssonAbls Apply TO W. McOAULLEY co,
No. 6O6 Market Street