Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-19

4 Nesf'o ~ Hec AJNf ~ NOM OpuHt4s-4Ab I
meeting of the Bar of Kent County, held al
Dover on Monday, December 18th, 1865, o
which Hon. Martin w. Bates was chairman
anu Eli salisbury, Esq, Secretary, called tc
testify their regard for the memory of the
late Chancellor, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
hes0tged, That we contemplate with sin.
cere grief the death of Hon. SAMUEL Nj.
HARRINGTON, Chancellor of the State of
delaware; that in his dccease the State has
losl a Judge eminent for purity of character
and impartiality OF judgement; one who,
during the course of long term of judicial
administration, enjoyed the uninterrupted
confidence of the bar and the people, and
VINO, In his life, not only demonstrated that
great success is attainablc by dligcnt indus
Try, but that the highest judicial position is
adorned by the practice of the virtues which
constitute the Christian
hesosued, That while by his urbanity and
uniform kindness, he was ondearcd to all
with whom he was associated to the bar of
Kent County, with which he was more init
matcly connected his death is peculiarly
affective.
Resoloed, That while the Law mourns the
death of an able GXpoundor, society laments
the loss of a member conspicuous as n cti-
zen, who, engaged in the labors of an ardu-
Gus profession, earnestly cXcrtcd himself to
advance the material prosperity OF the com
munity
Resolocd, That we synpalhizc with his
bereaved family IN their aillicton, but with
them are comlorlod by the reflection that he
mas but been transferred from his earthly
labors to n higher and holior sphere of action
and enjoyment
Rtsolrcd, Tha, the Secretary of this meet
ing present these resolutions tu the Court of
Ghnncery in and for Kent County at its next
session, with the request that they be entered
on the records Of said Court
Hes0tgcd, That as testimonial of our re-
spect,w we will wear the usual badge of mourn
lng Tor the space Of Thirty days
Resolg6d That copy Of these resolutions.
signed by the chairman ana attcstcd by the
Secretary, be transmitted to the family Of
the deceased
Tile Dctdlearo Railrodd.-Tho Dclawarcan
says;-The Delaware Railroad has extended
lts line to within two miles of Princess Annc,
somerset county, Md 1t is expected that
! rams can run to that town by New Year.
isnSser Comfy Mattors.-Wc copy the fol
lowing items from the Georgetown Union OF
Friday -
Escaped from CVstody. Hiram Nicholson.
VINO has been taken prisoner for stealing a
Whlp since The burning of the Jail, and chain
Ell 10 the kitchen floor of the Shcrif7s house
escaped on Thursday night, the 7th inst, by |
saving the bolt in two With some conccolc1 !
instrument. In his flight he forgot to close
IN INC doors allcr him, and his escape was first
discovered by the colorcd man, wha was |
aWakened ny becoming cold. Il was too |
lale, however; the bird had flown and moth |
ing has been heard from him since.
4ratminalg PropardtioN far Re- Construct. |
tng me JdM-We notice the upper pnrt of |
lhe jan is being torn down for the purpose |
pl construction; when that will commence |
we 10 not know. We only know that the |
new Jail is TO stand on the old foundation.
and that the smoke house is to have n stove |
m and be fitted up into sort Of cell until
the jail shall be completed.
captain William \. Swiggett has been
mail agent on the Delaware Rail |
road.
I1c First 7raia.-Tho Dclawaroan saws
- ne 1rsl locomotive and train ON the MARY
land " Delaware Railroad went down tIc
,iack tgk on saturday last, TO little beyond |
Aentoh, with lot of rails The work Of
laying the track will now proceed.
Sale Of Real Esate.-Wm. Bright, has
solu TO Joseph Bickta, the three story brick |
nouse, a, ADJOINING his shoe factory, at the |
corner OF Third and Orange Streets. in this |
city, for $1,000. The lot is fourteen by sixty
leel, and we learn that Mr.. IiclIta intends
-le1arlng II down next Spring, and building on
inc site an addition to his factory.
Holiday Presents. - Mrs. Lua No toG
vest seventh Street, in this ciiv. invites The
attention of the public, 10 her large and |
splendid assortment of goods suitable for
lloIuay Presents Among other things she
mas ior sale Gloves, Doh Heads. an excel.
Ieh' variety of Toys &c The ladies should
be sure to give her a call
, Ihe ffniqas-A meeting of the Fenian
Broihelhood was held at the Odd Fellows
Hall, on Thursday evening last Addresses
We're delivered by 2. W. Cronin. ESQ. of
and John NJ. Moriarty, ESQ.
Of Philadelphia --i'
Now We want you all to know,
Just the very place to 70,
To get your Collars, Scarfs or Stocks
Under-Sliirtf and Drawers and Socks.
Suspendcrs, llandkerchicls, Crayais,
Neck Ties, Muillcrs and Shirts,
Mristlcts, Gloves and all such things.
known as {, ,''' rs Furuishings-
Iis to Five uundied Seventeen
market, Fillh and Sixth between.
Right opposite the City Hall,
most convenient place To call
There is no spot between tho Pole.
Boots and Sdo@.-Wo invite the attention
Of our readers 20 the large and ,ycll selected |
stock of Boots and Shoe, to he found nj tbr |
store of G: A. Slowcl ~ Brother, southwest
corner OF Third and Market streets, in III.
lity. Ladies Gentlemen, Misses and Child.
rem can purchase the most elegant articles
NJ extremely low prices. These gentlemen
arc polite and obiging 10 customers. and
VIII take pleasure in showing their stock TO
'uon as may glFe thcm call. oct6-tf
Ldts, Gaps and TrUaks.-Our readers will
md an excellent assortment of Hats. Cans
md Trunks, 1T the store of G. A. Stoweli &
Brother, south East corner of Third and
Market Market streets, in this city, which they arc
selling at prices to suit the lines Thni; into
md caps are got up in the latest STYLES. and
lnished in the best possible manner Can
lnd examine their stock before PURCHASING
elsewhere. nntG'tr5
THE MONEY MARKET.
Ias i.l2"ing guaiioue lutni-hed lii by Il. r.