Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
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EpitOme Of Business and Personal Matters.
"A man named Joseph McCleary, was ar.
rested near Newark, last Monday, by Cen.
stable Collins, for stoning the carriage of
Constantine Mclaughlin as he was driving
along the public road on Sunday. He bad
also broken the windows of Benjamin Cham.
ber's house, and was terror in the neigh
borhood. lie had hearing before ESQUIRE
Ray who committed him to prison at New
Castle to await his trial at the next term of
the Court. When placed in the iall he be-
haved in very unruly manner, and il was
found necessary to handcuff him.
Some rogues effected an entrance into the
store of Daniel Collins, No. sos East Sixth
Street, last Friday night, by forcing the lock
OF the front door As Mr.. G. had taken the
shoes into his dwelling adjoining, the thieves
found nothing but $12 or SIS worth Of leather
and tools which they carried off
The Herbert Libel Sutton Monday after.
noon last, George Nebeker was brought be.
fore Judge Wales, at the office of Charles G.
Rumtord, on a capias. Mr.. Nebeker has an
action brought against him by VIM. Herbert
the Democratic candidate for Sheriff, foI
libel, in having declared that he (Herbert)
forged the promissory note of Moses Lamb
son. Mr., Nebeker sued out the writ. on tho
ground that no just cause existed for sucl
prosecution against him, and asked to he dis
charged on common bail or the bail reduced
Mr.. Nebeker averred through his Counse
that he was prepared with ample testimony
to tully substantiate the charge preferred
against Mr. Herbert, but Mr. Thomas f.
Bayard, Counsel for the plaintiff, availet
himself of the privileges OF the law, and in
sisted that the defendant had no right to pro
duce evidence at that stage of the proceed
ings, Judge Wales then directed that the
amount of bail required in this action be re
duced TO the sum of S2500. The case zoe,
over to court.
Cabinet Wdrcaad Desks.-The most popu
lar resort of housed keepers in the city o.
Wilmington, is the extensive Cabinet War
rooms of Messrs. j. 81 j. N. Harman. No
4lO King street, where is kept constantly OF
hand the most elegantly finished assortncn
OF Furniture TO be found IN Wilmington
The display is fine, and embraces everything
that Il housekeeper needs from the smalles
to the largest piece and of every variety o
style. They use the best materials, emplo,
good workmen, and their terms are such a
cannot fail to suit all classes. Their new
style OF desks are rapidly winning their wa,
to public favor All who see them ar,
| pleased with their beautiful appearance
utility and general adaptation to the purpose
for which they are made. Merchants an,
others should call and examine them.
GOdey's Lddy's Book.-Godey's LADY,
Book for October has been received. III,
beautiful steel plate-"The Rest on the Hill
is one that will bear the most careful ex
animation. The cOlored Fashion-plate re
presenting costumes for fancy ball is ele
giant. 'The Portrait" is the title of a yer,
pretty wood cut The Work Department
contains great variety of work for til,
ladies', ana will be found 10 be very valuable
The exeellent story entitled "Rizpah'
Idols" by Marion IIarland. "Kate Leo
nard's Great Match, good story from til,
pen OF ). Annie Frost, appears in Cooley fo
October. Besides this, there is vast amour
of matter which will be read with deep in
terest, There is no magazine in the country
that equals Godey's Lady's Book, both as
gazette of fashion or a literary monthly
Those who desire TO subscribe for an ex
cellent magazine, should send on their name
at once. Now is the time TO get up Clubs
Address, Il. A, Cooley, N. E. corner Sxtl
and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia.
Pension Agent.-Wm. Walker has beel
! appointed as Pension Agent, at Dover, Della
ware, in place of d, F. Burton, removed