Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-18

The October number of this truly beautiful
and useful magazine contains a charming
song entitled "The Cham of Love;n fine
cartoon illustrating the culture OF cotton; Il
steel engraving, the " Death of Fido -
Poems by Fanny Crosby, the blind poetess,
George Cooper, etc; Stories by Virginia f.
townsend, Jennie June, H. s. Arthur, and
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num-. Address, W. Jennings Demorest, 473
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Cecil County Matters.-wc copy the fol-
lowing items from the Cecil Wing of Satur-
day
We learn by the True Mdrylander OF Sa-
turday last, an intensly rebel sheet published
at Princess Anne, Oh this Shore, that Mr..
W. }. Brittingham, of that town has been
appointed Collector of Internal Revenue
Tor this District, in place of James n. Me
Cullough. Mr. Britttingham was, through
the war an out and out rebel, so we learn.
Their was no galvanized Copper about him.
lie was appointed by and with advice and
consent ot--not the Senate-but, Mr.. Hiram
Mccullough, We all know Mr.. McCullough's $
status
Mr. Joseph II. Steel of Chesapeake CITY
has also been appointed Postmaster in place
OF Mr. I. B. Hopper, removed There is
IS no galvanizing about MIR. Steel either
lie has always been the genuine Copper
Andy has got tired comforting office upon
make believe Union men, who endorse
My Policy" He's discovered they're Il
sci OF cheats. We always said Andy must
go to the rebel party or now here
Inc 'Club House" building located
about two miles below Elkton on the Elk
River, and used by club of gentlemen, re-
siding in Philadelphia, who resort To this
place In the fishing and cunning seasons, was
entered on Monday night last and robbed of
| property to the amount Ofa thousand dollars
several 1ne guns, quantity of table ware,
carpets and liquors were taken. A boat was
seen to anchor off Welch Point, on Sunday,
with two men in it, where it lay till Monday
evening. On Tuesday morning the boat
! was gone, and the occupants OF the craft are
believed to have been the robbers The
| sportsmen had all left the Club House, on
Monday afternoon, for Philadelphia, and
hence the rogues found no one to interrupt
| their operations
A colored girl about sixteen years ofage,
named Caroline Waters, from Baltimore,
was drowned in Elk river, off Welch Point
on Sunday last She belonged on one of the
Ericsson steamers which was lying in the
river, when skilf coming up along side, the
girl jumped into it, and attempted to return,
when She fell in the water and sank before
assistance could reach her
Police Maters-AIayor Valentine has dis.
posed of the following cases.
September Christopher Cole, arrested
by oiicer Wingate, for drunkenness. Dis
charged.
Frank Mcclure, by officer wingatc for
Tor assault and battery on John and IL. Jean
dell, and drunkenness. Fined $iO.5O and
costs.
Lewis Hutchins, by officer Person, for
assault and battery. Fined S. and costs,
and held in 5000 bail to keep the peace
Mary Kelly, by officer Christy, for retain
lug feather bed, the property of Tobias
Joyce. Sentenced to pay costs and return
the bed to the owner.
l5.--lsaac Galloway and James McManus
by officers Christy and Pierson, for assault
ness Fined So So
Charles Willis, by officer Jones, for being
drunk and disorderly. Fined so cents and
costs
Isaac Boyer, by officer Crothers, for drum.
kenness. Fined so cents and costs
Morris Hallam, by officer Chusty, drum
kenness and disorderly conduct Fined 80
cents and costs.
Mary Dougherty, by officer Crothers, for
drunkenness Fined so cents and costs
Nomination Election. - The Executive
Committee of the Union party, at the meet.
ing on Wednesday last, resolved that the
nomination election for members of the lie.
gislature, Levy Court and other officers be
held on Saturday, the 22d inst, between the
hours OF two O'Clock, and seven p. NJ, in
the City of Wilmington, and two and six,
r. NJ, in the respective Hundreds.
4 Grand Concert-A Grand Concelt oi
Vocal and Instrumental Music W III be given
BY The Central Choir, assisted by the Misses
holen ana Clara Hitchcock, If Montreal and
Bostoa, NJ. Il Liehtcnstein, EsI.. and others,
At the Central Presby ierlan Church. on
lnursday evening, September 27th, 1886
frois. Charles Grobe and Ferdinand Full,
mer will preside at the Organ and Piano
Tickets fifty certs, can be obtained at the
stores OF Prof. Grobe and Mr. John b. Porte.
CopperAead Nominations. The Conner.
heads held County Meeting at New Castle
on Saturday, and nominated the following
ticket
senators-D s. Chandler, Mill Creek Hun.
dred; John F. Price, Pcncader.
Representatives - J. Ponson Chandler.
Christana Hundred; Dr. Allen V. Lesley,
New Castle; James Bradford, Wilmington;
Leonard G vandegrift, st. Georges; VIM.
Dean, White Clay Creek; George +. Brady.
ked Lioni Benjamin Gibbs, Appoquinimnk.
Legy Court--Joshua b. Barker, Mil Creel,
Hundred; VIM, Polk, St Georges; VIM. r.
Bright, Red Lion; VIM. F. Smedey, White
Clay Creek; Joseph Roberts and Gideon i.
kothwell Appointments
Another SueeessfW SerUice. .--Rev. L. Cole.
man held another interesting religious meet.
ing at Jessups School House, on last Sunday
evening. The room was crowded to excess
and the audience evinced great interest in
the exercises Mr. Coleman has been doing
good work, as these meetings fully attest
religious interest has been awakened, and
many have been brought to reflect, who other
wise would not have given moment i
thought to the Importance and necessity OF
leading christian life and maintaining a
christian character.
tCmmuacated,l