Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-16
COMPARATIVE TABLE
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lNNNEAsNp NOME an rnE srArl
Tntnl incrensc I'm lhn SIM.

Total increase in the State, 14sG
This is more than double the increase from
1859 To 1864. The increase in those two
years being 723
Cec@ County MatteS.-We copy the fol.
lowing items from the Elkton viii of Satur-
day
Store Robbed The store of Lewis " Mar
rutt was entered, ON Sunday night last. and
robbed OF goods to the amount OF $500 The
thieves, supposed to be two in number, took
none but the best articles, and those easy of
transportation. They fitted themselves, it
appears, with entire new suits, from hat TO
boots; taking an overCoat, belonging to Mr.
Marctt, valued at $40, and sacl. cont.
belonging tG Mr., Drennen, n clerk. valued
at S25, making up the rest of their wardrobe
from the assortment of ready made clothing.
boots, hats etc. Taking two valses, they
then appropriated such articles as could
easily be carried, such as skein silk, pen.
knives, and numerous fancy articles from
the showcase and having ried the drawers
Of what little change they contained, left ior
parts unknown
IlDrSe dHd Carriagc iStOieA-O Tuesday
night last, Mr. Samuel r. Wood, residing at
Cecilt0n, in thi4 county, had horse and
rockaway stolen tom his premises The
horse was bay blud in the left eve, and a
little thick windcd. No trace has been dis.
covered OF the property or the thief
Reriral n tie Eht9R National Bank.-
This institution, which seemed for awhile Ia
be hopolessly ruined by the swndlng ope
rutions of its cashier is about TO lie re
viyed under Il new board of managers all
chosen from among our own citizens-what
should have been done in the beginning
| Two of our most worthy citizens arc nance
lor the office OF Cashier, but the choice hns
not been determined yet. Let no ire
spOnsble stranger again have chance Il
rob our citizens. We hope the institution
will prosper, for bank at Elkion is greatl,
needed, and a great convenience to our eli
Hens.
The Might ScdooL We are pleased to an
nounce that the Night School which ha.
been regularly in operation i0l many year.
past, during the winter season, will open 1t.
session ON Monday evening next, in tile
usual plaee-the basement of the lnstitut,
l}uilding-at seven o'clock. This is an cx
Cellcnt institution, and we hone our yOuB,
nlen will avail themselves of SO favorable al
opportunity toimproye their minds Excel
lent teachers aIc always employed IN thii
school, and the price OF tuition is very small
Many persons have beer greatly benefited
by constant attendance and application Il
their studies, and We have no doubt tha
this winter equal advantages and improve
ment will reward assitlious scholars Til,
terms are, one dollar per session, copy books
and saies at first cost, reading books lur
nshcd gratis by the Association
Grand Match Game Qf Buse Ba0-Dia
m0nd suite qs. hafageite.-A match game o
base ball will come off ON the new ground
on Saturday afternoon, al II O'Clock A.
these clubs have never met in contest VI
hear there will be considerable interest il
| this match, and should he attended by fin
friends OF both Reserved seats for ladies
Tickets for sale at +. Maonc's, corner a
Seventh and King Streets, q. lIallam's sega
store, j. Mullens, Railroad depot, and a
the members OF both clubs and at th
grounds.
Po1ice Matters. The following eases haV
been disposed of hy Mayor Valentine.
John tiordon, Robi Stokely, Robt Thorn
Jos. Williams, John llogcns, Josiah Loan
by officer Carroll, loafing on the street cor
ners; fined 80 cents each and cost
Samuel Walters, by officer Heal drnl,
eness; fined 80 cents and cost
W. Walker by officer Heal pcddlin
honey prepared in Philadelphia. fined Sl
and cost.
Henry Leary, by officer Shepherd dlunl,
fined so cents and cost.
Charlotte Renison, by officer Green. drunk
eness; fined 80 cents and cost.
Mary Hamilton, Sarah Mason, by office
Heal, disorderly conduct; fined cost
The Trjal of Wm. A. Maguire. tria
Of VIM. A. Mcguire, for the shooting a
Maggie Baer, was concluded in the Court a
Oyer and Terminer, Philadelphia, on Wed
nesday, The case was gwen 10 the Jury Il
two O'Clock. The jury returned at half pas
six with verdict of "Guilfy Of M,ir,ler 4
tie Second Degree" Counsel iol defendan
stated to the Court that the prisoner was no
in condition 10 have Judgment entered ur
on the verdict. Mr.. Mann said that Ii
would move for judgment on Saturday next
Neio Jerasalem Church, Del,oare Agenut
morning service, 10! O'Clock; evening SCI
vice, u O'Clock. Subject of evening dis
course, Sunday, NoE 18TH 1866; "Ephrair
is a Cake not turned. Hosea VII, s. Seat
free.