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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28
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CONFIDiGNCE.

Undcr some circumstances it is wcll to bc
confident while in otliersa loo great reliance
ON known strength often leads to loss. moi
unirequcntly to disaster As an instance of
ms look at the recent city election. The
Union party with clear majority of eight
hundred, was so confident of victory that il
made no effort to bring ont its voters; there
was no organization, and it is not surpris.
ng,, therefore, that under such circum.
Stances the majority was reduced, and the
enemy emboldcncd to renewed exenions.
Let Us hope that eur friends will remem.
Der that "etcrnal vigilance is the price of
liberty that we have an unscrupulous
ehemy, totally devoid Of principle, who will
take advantage of every neglect or careless
ness on our part 10 gain his unholy ends To
retain our supremacy and make our strength
ielt at the coming election, it is necessary
'hh' we thoroughly organize the party, call
on every man TO furnish his quota of help.
be ii little or much, and who can doubt tbnt
we Shall march like Shcrman's victorious
'eslons, IN triumph through the land.
10 all we would say, sleep not, but nm
ana at them! Let your blows be sharp
quick and unccasing, and the foe will bite
the dust at your feet.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28
OLD SUSSEX AWAKE.
THE UNION CONVENTION.
The Union Republican Ticket.
UNANLNITY AND ENTHU-
STASM
PATRIOTIC sPEECHEs---THE PEO-
PIE AROUSED.

The Union County Convention which met
at Georgetown, on Tuesday, the 25th inst.
is universally admitted to have been the most
successful meeting ever convened in Sussex
County. The utmost harmony prevailed
throughout the entire proceedings. All
partiality and personal preference was laid
aside the delegates vieing with each other
in placing a ticket before the people which
would warrant the support of every loyal
citizen
No sooner were the nominations an
nounced and the Convention adjourned,
than mass Union meeting was organized,
which most enthusiastically endorsed the
whole ticket Addresses were delivered by
Col. Jacob Moore and William c. David
son, Esq, who for hours enlisted the wrapt
attention of the large multitudq who had
assembled from the surrounding country.
We present below a list of the candidates.
SENATORS
John T. Conwell, Milton.
John l.. Bacon, Laurel
REPRESENTATIVE
Joseph NJ. Davis Cedar Creek HID
VIM. w. Sharp, Nanticoke Hid
Simon Pennewell, N. W. Fork Hid
VIM. W. Morgan Broad Creek Hd
j. Collins, Baltimore Hid.
Robert Fooks, Indian River HID.
II +. Hall, Lewes and Rehoboth.
SHERIFF.
Jacob d. KINNEY, Georgetown
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28
INSPECTORS ELECTION.

The Union men OF Delaware will rcmem-
Der that the Inspectors Election takes place
on Tuesday 1t is Of great importance that
an earnest effort should be made to prevent
the election of Copperheads to fill the offices
of Inspectors, Assessors and Road Commits
sioners. Letevely Union voter goto the polls
on Tuesday next, cast his ballot, and sec to
it that their unprineipled adversary acts fairly
in the election. Remember, victory in
October is of the utmost Importance, and if
the Union men but turn out in their strength
1t can be easily achieved. Let no man,
therefore, absent himself from the polls
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28
LOOK ro Youm BoNDs,

We heartily coincide with the Philadel.
phia Press that the briei letter OF Thaddeus
Stevens to John Gyger, of Lancaster, on the
effect of Johnson's policy upon our national
securities, should be read by every man and
woman in the land who owns q fye-twenty,
ten forty, or seyen-thirty bond, and every
holder of a legaltender greenback 1t is to
the point, and goes to the pockets as well as
to the principles of men, In the great con.
test in Maine nothing did more damage, after
the erpose of the political effect of A. j.
policy OF restoring treason than the fact that
the success of that policy would fatally u
jure our great national securities. And now
since it is announced that if the radicals are
beaten, second Congress is to he created,
of course the Congress that made all these
laws, and authorized all these bonds, will he
declared unconstitutional or revolutionary.
In Maine, hundreds of Democrats, who saw
and felt the logic so forcibly put by Thaddeus
Stevens voted square for the Republican
ticket, as the best way to save themselves
from the reputation that must surely result
from MY Policy"
The following is the correspondence re.
ferred to-
LANCASTER, Sept IS, 1866.
Hon. TddddeRs Stepens.
DEAR SIR As the question has frequently
been asked Of me what effect the success Of
the Presidents policy of reconstruction
would have upon our National securities,
would like to have your views upon the sub
jeet, if it would not be trespassing too much
upon your time,
Yours, very respectfully,
ions GIGER.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28
Communicated
To THE AGKICULTURALIsTS AND
NAOTuR or DMLANN AHE

~ INN ANielNtbTbkhLI AND
MAN NUFACTuREItS or DELAWARE.
The Agricultural Society of New Castle
County, will hold their ihirty-iirst annual
exhibition, on Wednesday, Thursday, Fri.
day and Saturday, October 10Th, 11th l9th
and 18Th, 1896
The society have put up new sheds and
stalls for the accommodation OF stock, have
erected large and commodious building for
the exhibition OF the products of the farm.
garden anu dairy, and manufactures, ma.
chinciy and fancy articles They offer
liberal premiums Tor stock OF all kinds and
are very anxious to have the people of Inc
county aud surrounding country attend and
compete for premiums, thereby making the
exhibition what it is intended to be an aeri.
cultural and mechanical mir
No pains Will be spared by the officers of
the society to insure good order and dc.
Coum during the exhibition.
The premium list will he published in
pamphlet form and viii he sent TO any one
applying for il, by mail or otherwise.
Inc ladies' are particularly invited TO nj
itnd and compete Tor premiums. Annie no-
cohlmouallon Will be provided for thp eyhibi-
non OF iancy articles, needle wyrl: Ne
also private rooms for the convenience of The
ladies that may attend the exhibition will
be-providcd
large attendance is anticipa,ed Arri
cul'ulal munitions IN all parts of the coun-
Try have been wen attended this season.
lhe Horse hallway will convey passengers
from lhe depot Of the Phia vii. and Bait.
Rail koad to within five minutes walk of
the grounds. There viii also be omnibuses
to convey persons from The terminus of Inc
Horse kail"ay 70 the exhibition.
ltIsohs wishing to enter stock or nny
9rlIV'es' can 40 80 before the 10Th OF October.
by applying, in writing, 10 the seere
i9ry, ni,yy DR.. MeGa9e, No. s37 Market Street,
W l!hlngioh, Delaware, or on the grounds,
on the lo' H. aud up to 10 O'Clock, q, NJ. On
the iltA. Horses to be entered for sneei
can be entered up to 9 O'Clock, p. NJ, on
Thursday, the nm
Inc society are very desirous 10 have
hne display OF stock OF all kinds, and as no
epidemic diseases prevail ut this time, in this
vicinity amongst neat cattle, stock raisers
aud Farmers living in This seaion, also those
IN Chester and Delaware Counties, Pa. nre
requested to ollng tloir stock to the exhibi-
'ion' \ DIKECroR.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28

A SOLDIERS REwARD.-It is reported and
believed in Newport, Kentucky, that the
postmaster, who was devoted Union man
during the war, and in the naval service, is
to be removed, and that young man who
lost leg fighting against his country is to
receive the appointment The above state.
ment is taken from the Cincinnati CONNER.
cial. The Philadelphia Press remarks in
copying 1t that it has heard from different
sources during the past week of at least fifty
cases, the attendant circumstances of which
render them hardly less cruel. This is the
manner in which Ellis Accidency" is re-
warding the brave men who fought our
country's battles, by turning them out of
office and putting in men who served the
enemy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28

WILL SOME ONE OF THE CorpERJoHNsoNs
of Dover, please send us the speech of Mr..
Collector Charles II. B. Day, made in pres
ence of the Rev. Mr.. Bradford, Mr.. Come
gys, and ten or dozen other gentlemen,
who constituted the great bread-and. butter
convention, held there few weeks since?
AS the Collectors views are important to
the salvation of the party in which he is the
beau-ideal of Republican without princi-
ciples meet for gentleman who holds
commission signed by the lamented LIN
COLIN, it is desirable that his speech should
be published, in order to know how he in.
tends to vote in November.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28
MEDICAL.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
,,. suRaRos GBSERAL's OFricR,
WAsHlNdtON, D. c., AuGusr 10th, 1860.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
SURGEON GRgERAL's OYYicR
Advertisement. ~ A''i'' loou'
an Army Medical board, to consist Of lreyst Colon.
o. sur4eon ) A., Preeldent Brewer Lientsn
aut No,ohel II. r. WiTiG Surgeon O. s. A. Brsvst / In
%snAnt % Colonel Anthony H-ser, Surgeon, u s 80
n'rsst mp1r warren Webster, Assistant surpeon II \
a. Nseordrr, viii meet in New York City on the - -
sOih OF SEPTEMBER, NEXT
for ne examination u candi lAtes for admission M
Medical stan II the U. s. Arnv '''u ihuo the
sound - ''4'e VI HSe' And physically
Ppaon' a for an invitation to appear before the Board
nou'o @ oe addressed to he Surgeon deneral d. az
must state the full nAne resisneg si AZ h. o. 4 anu
", Intl 9i lhe eaniidAte. Testimonials as 10 r,-
@ anu quA'lNcations must be furnished If tbs Ad
as ugsI ln l'i Medical ssrvl,e VI tn Army nr t
'he aci should be stated, together With h. s NY
ahA' anu TINS aud place Of ser vico and
lrwtr ted. ~ 'T'fei Hhoald Aito he
,aia 'oGanes 4 made for the expenses OF psr,pD.
ue, s3inS tho sxamluation 40 il Is an s uh
TeINtltH Z, appointment 'Pe"A'oie pre-
Inee are ~ present sixty vacauri-s IN ,b nt,,,
"iy'sN OF which are original being rreata, G eiai
oi Congress- approved July 2sth isG6 W 'ns act
aurlI-aw JOS. X. BARNES
- surgeon General u I
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28
SEPTEMBER 81, 1866.
JoAa Giger, Esg.

Jo1a Giger, Esq.,.
DEAR SIR In answer to your inquiry,
what effect the success of the President
Policy will have on the National securities. IS
am of opinion that its effect would be very
injurious.
The President contends that the body of
men acting as a Congress has no constitu.
tonal powers, and can do no valid acts in
the absence OF the excluded States. The
Congresses that authorized the war debt and
laid the internal duties to pay it, were COM
posed of precisely the same number of re-
prcsentatiyes, from the same States, as the
present. If it should be decided that those
Congresses had no constitutional existence.
then the 5-2O's, 10-4O's, zoos and the legal
tender greenbacks will have been issued
without authority, and will be worthless.
Whether they would ever be redeemed
would depend on what the President would
consider constitutional Congress, after the
admission of the Rebel representatives., when
the condition of the debts Of both belliger.
ents would br considered Yours. truly,
lHADDEus STEVENS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28

In SPEAKING OF Pennsylvania, at a Union
meeting held in the Eighth Ward, Philadel-
phia, on Monday evening, Ex-Governor Pol
lock, said
He had been through the State, but in all
the counties he visited he found no renegade
Republicans. Many were tondered offices
to adopt "My Policy, " hut they spurned the
bribe"
lfhc had travelled through the counties OF
Delaware, he would have found one rene
gade Republican who accepted the ''bribe, "
and he collects the Internal Revenue in this
State.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28

GEN. DIX, ii seems holds two commissions;
one as Minister to France, and another as
Naval Officer of New York. This, although
quite lucky circumstance for the General,
is not quite up to the streak cf luch which
has thrown itself across the track of Mr..
c. II, B. Day, Collector of Internal Revenue
for Delaware He can boast of three com.
missions, to wit
/. Commission from President Lincoln as
Collector for Delaware.
2. Commission Of not less than three Der
cent on certain collections.
3. Commission of the act of roreswearing
his Rcpublicanism and throwing up his hat
for "Merry Andrew" the chief Of all the
satraps, and idol of traitors and secessionists.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28
uNION mEErINGs.

We publish in our local columns to-day, a
list of meetings to be held in the Hundreds
of this County, previous to the Inspectors
election, which takes place on Tuesday We
are reioiced to see that the State Central
Committee are going to work in earnest to
secure triumph of the Union ticket at the
approaching election. The speakers are
home talent, and withal gentlemen OF ability
who will expound 10 the people the great
principles at issue between the parties asking
their support. Let the Union men turn out
tothese meetings. and show by their presence
that their hearts are in the cause of theiy
country, and that they mean TO sustain at
the polls the principles for which our brave
soldiers fought on tho battle-felds. If the
proper effort is made by the friends Of
Union and Liberty, Delaware will he re-
deemed from the thraldom of Copperhead.
ISM, and the true friends OF our free institu-
tions viii achieve great and glorious
victory
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28
TO OUR PATRONS,

The patrons of the journal and Statesman
are informed that GEORGE r. RoBERTs is no
longer connected with this office, as collec-
tor, or agent, nor in any other capacity
whatever Mr.. JOSEPH EcKEL is now our
authorized agent for the collection of monies
and transaction of outdoor business con-
nected with the office. All matters entrusted
to his care will receive prompt attention.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28

GEN. DIX has, at last been rewarded for
his services to the Copperjohnson party. lie
is to be minister to France. AS Gen. Dix
wanted to "shoot down" somebody at the
commencement Of the rebellion, but did MT,
we presume his services at the bread.and.
butter convention in Philadelphia made up
the deficiency in his steadfastness to princi
pie Hence his appointment by incoAereat
Andy as the Delaware Gazeue used to call
Squire johnson, of Tennessee.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28

IMPORTANT TO OFFIcE-SEEKERs.-
dent johnson has stated, through his private
secretary, that, hereafter all applicants for
office from the breadand-butter brigade must
pass through the proper channels before be-
ing presented to him, The great kicker-out
finds the pressure too much even for his
combative boot The patriotic copperiohn.
sons, though not numerous body, are very
persistent in their applications for office. 1t
is understood that Mr.. Comegys is the ''pro.
per channel through which to send all ap.
plications for Delaware. The members of
the bread-and butter -bones-and soup brigade
will therefore please take notice and send
their applications accordingly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28

The SOLDIERS AND SAILORS national
CoNvENTroN.-The Soldiers and Sailors
National Convention, assembled at Pitts
burg, Pa, on Tuesday. Delegates are pre-.
sent from all the loyal States. Col. A. IL.
Grimshaw, and Lieut.. Frank Nolen are the
Vice Presidents from Delaware, and Lieut..
w. Green and Sergt, Charles P. Bonney,
are the Secretaries. Col. A. II. Grimshaw
and sergt, Charles P, Bonney are also mem
bers of the Committee on Resolutions. A
grand torchlight procession took place on
Tuesday evening, which excelled anything
OF the kind hitherto witnessed in that city.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28

AeU Jerusalem Church, Delaparc Acenus,
Morning service, at l0l o'clock; evening
service, at ~ O'Clock. Subject Of discourse
sunday Evening, September Both, 1s66.-
The Lamb on Mt Zion" Seals free
Rtddle Clu5.-A Riddle Club organized IN
smyrna on Saturday afternoon last, at Camp
bell's hotel. The following gentlemen were
made officers OF the Club. President DIR. W.
J. Collins; Sec'y, los H. lIoiieckcr; Treas,
VIM. IT, Baggs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28
REsToRE YOUR HEALTnT
a BAL M For THE AFFLIcTEpl
MRS. DR.. FOSTER,
NO. 6l2 WEST FRoNr Srpppr
WILNINrTON npI.4w,ur

~, 10 NE citizens Of Wilmington and v,,i,
brarfh ~ ru'nueS the practice " MeIielns in ali n
Gh a. prepared in tFeat OLD ehroar Va L AZ " "
4Gasto, oIS ism iNeuralsia lIyspess snino
one hyhlefsa, hysera, scrufnis and fb @ sp,n.
p,ei we to which flesh is heir sh iii i''s nueI
Mis- pR aSed at Their Residences IL ds.red
& &aveTsy and hst Dipoms asy Le sssn Y, a rem h,
she eh.rgs invites ne afflicted call and sss bay sI y
nothing tr advice and from bsr Sesi "
an ,lt 81 the human system aatlers hefs., s
them. ~ ''''i II not permanently cure
jyla-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Corrected BY a. Chandiar a sor
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DCBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
l. VIII be sold atpublie sale On WEDNESDAY Oetohsr
utn loob' on the premises, farm Of about 100 acres
,luaiei on the NAAmans Creek road about Two miie.
from Claymont station, on the +. W. and b. Il In
btandywipe Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware
ah a5A ls we'll ws'ersd hiss 10 or 20 ci timber
the best quality en1 In good state Of euitiv.,ion
ne impr vemsnta are large dyellng and large frame
lpIhg house and never falling spring and well
oil good water ~ house aud barn e ~ we
resona vi hing TO View this property will CALL on WIN
COOLEY On the prsmsvs, T. Ford, COS Marsyt sr,s
Philadelphia. Ao' a''te''
sac to e9m hence at ~ o'clock, NJ When con ll,Ions
va W maui AnoNh ny ANNA FORD.
AeaL2s-2tM
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28

Hon. CHARLES GIBBoNs.-The Hon. Chas.
Gibbons has been nominated for Representa-
tive in Congress, in the first Congressional
District of Pennsylvania, Mr. Gibbons is a
native of Delaware, is gentleman of fine
talents, and the Union men should make an
earnest effort to elect him.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28

THE PRESIDENTS ARGUMENT.-W find
the argument of the Presidents recent
speeches succinctly stated as follows:
!: The rebel States never were out of the
Union, and by no possibility could they go
out.
II. The rebel States can only be brought
back into the Union by means of my
policy
III. There never were any rebel States.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28

TnL CASE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Washington correspondent OF the New York
Tribune says 1T is now definitely stated
that Jefferson Davis will not be tried the
coming October The Circuit Court thai
met At Norfolk in Apul last under an i'm.
preston given by the local papers there that
Congress had voted TO transfer the sitting to
richmond, adjourned its proceedings, on
May ., TO the latter city until October. As
the Act No. 81 did not pass both Houses
uhil. May 20, the adjournment OF the Court
was at hat time premature and illegal-con.
sequently the Court will have to convene nt
Norfolk and perfect legal adjournment
to Richmond On the eth of July. Con.
gress passed the Act No, ia, rearmnginr the
fourth circuit of the United States Courts by
naming Delaware in the place of South
Carolina, while at the same time tie nccrs.
sary rcallotmenl Of Judges to the districts
was admitted The Judges OF the supreme
Court do not agree upon their power to make
this change OF Judges and it will be neoes.
sary TO await the action Of Congress in this
matter. When these difficulties shall have
been corrected and il is uuthortively an.
nouncd, themillary will in nowlse inter.
feEe with the civil law. Chief Justice Chase
announces himself in readiness to cali n
special session OF the court and proceed
with the trial of MI. Dnyis
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28
rrnr GREAT l,EmnDY OF THE AGE
FEVER AND AduE oUHrD IN ls HOURS
MRs. nR- rnsrnr-

Manufactures specific for this terrible maAdy which
Is warranted to cure the obstinate cases oi Power
ana Asnein many Instances ia IS houiA II has been
nseu ~ thousands AMI nevur failed t1 afford relief
Drnggiss and dealers would consult their own ipteress
py Aeepng It oa hand As it Is ratdly growing in public
svo and Is becoming the great remedy Of the age for
'Ho'o NiseAso@ jyl3-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28
u IIOUsEK,
(rRuM rAws)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHING HOUSE.
No. 307 Market Street,
Third duot above The FGrm,r's Bank.
wfIutNarn,. ,,, ,

iaq tuhscrlber respectuy announces to the ctlksps
ol nlNlSn an VI iny that he niAuufa itures ClDtl
f'' w ON 4 ri '!lis and Of good workman ship
'," %, .u' At Boys Clothing kept consttutly an
al mad" 10 order In the lAtest French STYLES All
sAmens warranted To dt, and to 10 what they are re
preseh'ei' He alsn hsa large stock OF -
GENrLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
ueh a. shrt-i Collars, Drawers, snspenitrs &c which
s ulhpose oi At the lowest prices lie gives sitiet
,,, 1',Mn ~ 10 customer work, and thos who favor him
MI ie'r paironase may rely ON having their clothing
Sue s w. the lest manner Call aud examine his so
e'se"'o'e. septl6sm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28

~ orlBREAE IN TEXAS The Tyler
CleAas) Reporter OF the l2lh inst, saws lhat
"A detachment Of United States troops, under
commanl ol Capt Tupper, were fired into
by an ArhdA 'iai, WHO was NOT aware that
the war was over Official information No.
ceived from Benbam, Tcxus, shows that place
to be IN state of insmreclion The ci,izens
are all armed, and patrol The streets to prc-
yen vent the soldiers from coming into town.
The Mayor or Sheriff is reported to have
telcgHphed 10 the Adlutaui General III tho
state To know how many men lu could lur-
nish to drive the Yankees OF. A reply is said
tohave been received, offering 800 well armed
men, ana more If necessary. The officer in
command Of the detachment of i-nitrd
states troops, numbering about 60 men. has
nlrenched and otherwise fortified his posi-
ton. After receiving large supply of an.
munilion from Galveston, he expressed conf
Iehce IN being able to Withstand an attack.
General sheridan has leg for the scene Of
action,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28
nxECrTOR,s sAI,c --.--- -,

H. x CCT TORS SALE OF real
~ - "a ,h.--N,l 10 sold at Pubio sale on sATIIE
"a Tie Sd day OF November IsUB al o'cloek p n
~ ne ho's o. Morrls Dckpson iu ihe city Of Whining
" W ilotsE AND LOT, situated the westerly Side
~ 'g I1Anee Of sixty feet from tue northefly Ia
~ ~ iIshth street thence westerly and parallel win
hlthh street ABOUT siNyssvsn feet thence northorlv
anu parallel win Orange street fifteen feet thonoe asst
ey aoout 'iKlY-seven feet 10 the said tide oil r,ne
street ahd ihsnee thereby southery ftean fet 10 ths
Ia'e al besinning; with tho right TO the use of
lrse eet vide aiey to Eighth street IN oomi1pn Win
u,msf' o"nos and oeupierf OF Lots bordering on the
attention wll he given, and the terms of sale nAla
sSn A. tue time and place af1rcs aid ty JE-sg gu
ohsi' hAe utor Of ihs last W.ll and I,st.ment of
~ uee u' aeptlS Ia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28

The CONSTITUTIONAL amendments pro.
posed by Congress, have been ratified, thus
far by Massachusetts,, Tennessee, New Jer-
sey, Oregon
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28

Nen {: G. Washhunr, of Minnesota. was
severely injured at the Fans ni 81 Nnihnn,. ' ~,
on ne I'm inst, ny Il workman Who tinnad
a load OF broken rock upon lin. lis hsad
In' lie hi l,Im loot were very badly injured, and
ms pouy was bruised in several places.
\ woman named Churchill was. fo,,lI,
,.it, sGalHeu in Detroit, ON Friday, by the ex.
carelcssly placed upon the stove will ,He
sealed '''' WING
~ d stated that in all the cases for treason
Where bills have been found in the United
States Courts Of Kentucky, noHc pros9",, s1,e,,
have been entered f3''
Gustavus Smith and Henry Wutv b,yo
been arrested in New York cbarnea ,'';,' ,,''
having murdered IA man named John NLml'
nam By throwing him overheard from a boat
while on fishing excursion, by which XII
the n'uu MS drowned.