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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29
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NLk1on. oe!ob.r % lse1.-:0-I. A..

fs'HIs is no GIVE NoTICEt THAT
! on the 10th day of OCTOBER, A. D., 1851, Warrant
Bankruptcy issued against the khAts Of william
Nweeny, OF ran yNne, IN the County OF New Castle and
state Of Delaware, who has been AdJuagst bankf.p',
IN his petition.
That th- payment II any deb'A and delivery Of any
property belonging 10 such Bank upt to him fr his
use, and TIE transfer OF any property hy him are forbid
dsu by law
That meeting Of the creditors of the said Bankrupt
to prove their debt and thoose Assgneer
VI his Estate, will bs bed at Court OF Bankruptcy to
be- holden in the City Of WilmlnEton At the on Of Levi
O. BIRD, Un the Northeast corner of sixth aud King
streets before i,evl Bird resater, the 9th day OF
November A. d, 1861 at II oel ok A NJ.
JOSEPH SEAL,
oc4St. U, 8, Marshall AZ MeH angAT,
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All R0Iiciea Non F0Jsitdble.
M NJ. culLp. Secretary. y ' y" aasy..t
. ssIgNEt.,s sALE al NNAL ESTATE.

A FSIGNEk's SALE Of REAL EsTATE'
n Tse under iguei, by virtue VI Deed Of Assign
n-uf, ,eutAd ny franrs @. rArse and ThomM ssmih
for the Dsneht of creditors will sell without RESERVES a.
pnbr sale, at the Court hoaae door IN Ekton Cecil
uouuty Mar,lur, OF TUESDAY, the 10th day OF NO
VENEER, 1891, al II O'CLOCK, A. the mllnwny heAi
Estate, late the property OF PSrke smith Co
No. l-rHE IMPROVED WATER POWER aud IL
Aces Of land on Hg Xix Cr.ek, known AZ "Elk Iron
Woks" miles fen fiklOn, and thessme distance fIom
Newark, bel for many ara ufad ~ Rolling MIL ;or
wo king shari Iron This improvements are new stone
and Frame Mil Building Kos feet, high enough for
three tOma Iron wA'sr whee, 60, order, under lS
head aud fail large onesuroi Rrsme Building
8 x4O feet being attached 10, stone orlst hhlwhh
QUE OF Bnrrr In good order. Large Stone MAnsOn,
with Lawn, Fruit, shfubbery, 4e @ Oh OutbuildhRs
and Stabing for II horses Five Frame Tenant house%
| No. .3.-LARGK NKW TN0 Story FRAME Dwell
Lima we'll situated with 81 Acres Roods aud 23 acres
Of hrtt rate good vtii M making very de-
rrAbls farm These parcels viii bs sold toIsther OF
| Aet A,a 9, as In the discretion Of the Jude 'siSsd
1his y opsrty ia we'll suited for ths manufacture oil
pnt or, cutun wOlls1 gOOi Railroad or water car
| Rage Within live miles Of the property.
| TERMS OF SALE -Uns-thrd OF the purchase inoney
in each unt-hird lu months And the rsnAning third
in " months ths daJ Of aAlr Credit payments !,
h ar iusre and be- secured BY the Notes OF the por
| chaser, with approved security -
/
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sHGRIFF,s SALES.

CHERIFF's sALE.---BH VIRTUE OF
y writ Of Lsvai fAeiW. to me dirnried, will be expos
ed TO Pgblie sale at ne ndlin 41sen Hotel eept ~
Delaware, on SATURDAY, the "a day Of NoyEMBkR
1867, at II o'clock 4. NJ the following decfibed Real
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land, with
theestof Bek House tn re1n erectsd situate In tho
city of wilmingtou aud particularly described
f1llewr, to Wit iBssiunng At the Intersection VI the
southfy ,ide VI Nluth hset with the westerly side Of
Church street, thence Ns,sry along the said side Of
Ninth Street, f1yuine e u ihu easery ide Of thr
alsv and parallel with Church sttnet Aftaen feet tcn
inches stake thence eserly aud parallel with Ninth
ynine fact 10 the line Of Church street. thence
noThery along 10 line Of Cnureh fifteen iet Ten inches
the place of beginning he the contents thereof more
Seized and taken in execution as the property Of
Phllemmh Chandler and r. Matilda, his WIFE, and Michael
"'s"''' a"1 ~ 10 WILLIAM HERBERT, sheriff
shsrif's OHes, New C'Htl-. Get. 18TH l56I,-iuu
= HENIFF's sALE.--BN VIhrUlG OF \
- writ nf Levafi kAcias, to mo dreeed will b. exposed
To Public Sale at the Indan Queen Hotel kept by Isaac
Delaware. on SATURDAY, the ID day of NOVEMBER,
1867, at II o'clock, NJ ths following described Real
Egthts, vial
sA that certain lot pieae parcel OF Aad situate In
the City of Wilmington, bounded and described fol
lows 10 vii 8esinniul at The ,ouherly liig oI Ninth
street bylwsu Church 4ai Bennett STREETS aud At ihg
distance II seventy eight feet from the westerly tio
Ohureh Street. ihence u hetiy ny-saveu feet ton inch
to sorner.sisgp, there's ws.ttriy parallel 10 Niath
street tkrty.twn fee to ani'hst stake, thence norhe
parallel to nsagsit Street aty seyep To-, tsp ness u
sasisry thrytwo eet 10 the lsce OF beginning be ~,
eonteulH thereof more or leEs
Seized and taken in execution Hs he property o
Michael MeghrI aud fr.nces. mis- wii- and to be sold by
WILLIAM HERBERT, Sheriff.
sharlas ohlee. New Castle, October 10Th, ls61-lsta
rCHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
! Ii fore existing Lstween j. p. BBLvILLE & II. C
WILLS, has been dlssolyed hy mutual eln.ent dstln,
from October 9 1867, ]. = BELNILLF
81. GBoR0gs, Oct II, 1851 Il. q. WELLS,
All persons indebted to the late firm viii plea.s max
early payment 10 tha subscriber Who will also pay al
claims against the same; and would hereby annnune
that he will cnutnue the business at the old sand H.
tending - sell goods at reduc prices and hereby
cita the patronage " his fend and former customer
). r BEL YiLLk
sr. GKnRaKs ost II, 1867 -ls Il
A QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE
IA Trustees Of the Poor of New Castle County will b
nsid 81 the ms HOUSE, ut 10 o'clock, AN, the sO
instant Persons having accounts against the Trustee
witpieRss be careful 10 them with the Trustee
the Hundred In which they re.de for exAmnaten, la
/, days before the mseting Il BRINuHuRkT
10 mo. 10Th, l86T-ll-tn Clerk,
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DIR. WILLrTs' LEcTuRE.-Rcv. A. A.
Willis, Of Philadelphia, worthiy distin-
guishcd ior his eloquencc, will deliver a
lecture in the Hall of the Wilmington lnsli
tutc, on next Thursday evening, under the
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His subject will be The Model Wife Those
who know the style and ability OF Dir. Viii
Its will let no lrifling matter interfere to
their disappointment in being present on
that occasion. A lull and intelligent au-
dience will assuredly greet him.
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AND PATENT sTREToHRD WHOLE HIDE
AND SIDE
LEATHER BETTING,

sugls and double thickness plain water proof cement
sl aud warranted sHpsror article All ordafa WI, "
ili-d tile sntts sitsteoiioH Of the purchaser. snu
the lowest market prices at the old stand southess, 80
ner Of Thirs aud Orange street,, Whaling tom
uIJv u. y M"fN""'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29

The Poisson ug IF Anad n. Richards
A hearing on II writ of hNheas corpus WAS
had on Saturday hefnre Judge Ludlow, in
the casa OF Rachel and Mary Jones, who
were charged with poisoning Anna Is.
Richards, a child, four years Of age, on the
18th of August last, IN Philadelphia. II
will be remembered that these REALTORS were
committed some time ago TO answer the
charge of the murder of this child, the allie
CATION heing that, through a desire OF re-
vengc, they placed II poisoned peach where
the child would get il that the child did
take IT. eat 1t and on the very same evening
died. The evidence adduced ON the part of
the Commonwealth only established the
facts that the relNtnrs were accustomed 10
throw fruits and cakes TO the child that on
the Sunday afternoon of her death the child
was seen cahng peach that Ind white
powder or flour upon 1t, and that the day
preceding one oi the REALTORS was heard to
threaten to "fix" the child and her mother,
in consequence of some leyily hy the Tor
mer But there wus nothing whatever to
prove that the peach was poisoned, though
strychuine could be proven To have been
discovered in the chld's stomach, or that
either Ot The relators was connected with it.
Therefore this case was virtually abnndonct
by Mr.. Dwight for the Commonwealth -
Aessrs. l.. G. Cassidy and ]. Rich Grler
representing the REALTORS, then asked lol
their discharge, which was granted by the
court, on the ground of n want of suflcien
evidence 10 justify n holding.
CumosITIEs OF MATER.--Waier exist
around us to mn extent and under condition
which escape the notice of cursory obscr
yers. When the dyer buys Of the dry -salte
E one hundred pounds each of nlum, carbonat
of soda, and soap, he obtains in eNchang
} for his money no less than iorly-ive pound
/, OF water in the first lot, sixiy-lour in til
/ second, and variable quantity, sometime
5 amounting TO seventy y-three and ahalf poundl
in the third. Even the transparent air W
breath contains, in ordinary weather, abot
five grains of water ditIused through cac
cubic foot of its bulk, and thus rarified wait
/, no more vets the air than the s0lidifled wat'
4 vets the lime or opal in which it is absorbed
a OF plaster OF Paris statute weighing fly
# pounds, more than one good pound Is sol
/. ditied water. Even the precious opal is bl
a mass of flint and water, combined in Il
a proportion OF nine grains of the earthly Ii
:. eredient to one of the fluid. OF an acre
i clay land foot deep, weighing about ol
N thousand two hundred tons, at least loi
= hundred tons are water; and even OF Il
great mountain chains with which the glol
a is ribbed, many millions OF tons are wat
!. soliditisd into earth
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29

OFFICIAL RETURNS OF THE VIRGINIA
ELECTION. THE official returns OF tile late
election indicate the election OF thirty Con-
servatives and sixty Radicals. Eighteen OF
the latter are colored men. Sixty five coun
ties give 20, 777 for, and 44,925 against the
convention. A number OF counties are yet
to be heard from. The polls closed in Rich
mond at one A. NJ. ON Thursday, with Il
majority OF 40G for the IIunncutt ticket. j.
II. Gilmor, prominent lawyer Of Richmond,
has filed with General Schofeld torma
protest against the counting of votes received
after sunset ON Wednesday. He holds that
the clause of the supplemental bill whicl
provides that thirty days public notice shal
be gwen of the time OF holding eleciionI
limits the General 10 the time designated il
his order. lie also urges that there weft
shameless frauds, and the covering of Con
servative voters by the colored police, in tht
employ of Colonel Rose, the superintendent
of the election. Considerable excitement i
caused by the fact that two citizens of Rich
mond, one IL prominent tobacco mnnuiac
turer, have been ordered bya vigilance com
mittee of colored people 10 leave the cit
within iorty-eight hours. Their oilensc wa
violent opposition TO tile Radical ticket.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PICTURE AND FRAME STokb'
No. IN MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL. ,,.,,..
Thssubserber "A nounca. b the eihEsns OF whining
ton ana vicinity that he still eontnues 10 keep eoa
atantly on hand all kinds OF
PRINTS AND ENGRAvISds, ,,.,,ns
SQUARE AND OVAL FRAMES
Also GILT, R0sEwo % AND WALNUT M0uLplNoS'
which he will dispose Of
on TIE MOST RRAsoSsnLa THRna.
PICTURE FRAMES AND MIRRORS
do 10 order aud dni.hsd Ia style to suit the a''s
ths lowest prices. .,,,,,c
Done to order in thu most appro Oh style at 10y pf'ss e,
Ie invites the paitcular utentlon ot tue pupe " ~"
elegant M iOrtmsnt Of all kinds OF
PICTURES,
which he will sell ae ommo iatlng terms, Il. ,h.
All kinds Of Horus polished and otnimepiea IN "'
IN lst tasteful manner
Give hin \ call before purchasing elsewhere
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-29

TEA,
COFFEE,
Or CHOCOLATE,
CHOICE FRUITS IN bRAsON
FISE AND PLAIN CONFECTIONERY,
PLAIN AND FANCY CAKRs

TTAIN AND FANNY CAKB9,
ICE CREAMS AND JELIIRs
10 cOnnedon with tho above will bs found pn,y.
CELkBilATBD ICE CkEtM SODA WATER Win ha
choicast sltups The most delightful drink, lcy sod'
pure and Sparkling S'
AIDES aud gantl men who dine IN the city will aud
this just the place 10 get goal homeilke meal, snS
those haylug have their meals uInishad nv
the week. At odarate prices The location being central
we'll AZ visitors, ' -
persins coming to he city from neighboring ees or
the eoapty Hhoppns can have their packages sent to
cae for by the Tho cars eau bs taken from ths
door of Our pree leading To almost every depn whea
rdns leave the city, Tor any part Of tho country Wa
will have man 10 assist with all packages into The cars
free nr charge, AID shall take pleasure In wAtlng
upon all who may call upon u.s. Remeinbsr the number
asa Arch S., one -door bsiOp Eighth, North side.
J. =. BARNEY q co,
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I EAT n h Il.
HENRY S, MoCoMB,

WILL continue the ufaetufe Of all kinds OF LsAm
w for shoemakers, saddlerB and Manufacturers An'
will keep on hand and make to order
LEATHER NOSE or ALL KINDS
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-06-06

We call attention to the adver.
tisement of the Deputy Collector o1
Internal Revenue in another column,
The annual tax lists have been re-
ceived for collection, and taxes on
incomes, watches, carriages, and the
license taxes are due until the 10Th
inst, after which penalty Of five
per centum accrues. AS the penalty
must be collected on taxes not paid
previous to the 18th, those who de-
sire to be shiftless at small expense
had better forget about it.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-06-06

REMovAL.-T. ADAMS d Son, o1
Greenfield, request us to say that
they have removed their large stock
Of Dry Goods to the room formerly
occupied by L. Hire Il Co., I'd door
in Smart's Block, where they will
be pleased to see their former GUS
toners, and as many new ones as
may favor them with call. Their
terms being cash, they are enabled
to sell lower than any house in
Greenfield.
Miss NANCY McCLELLAND, the
well known and popular Mantua
Maker, has secured, and will fit up
a part of their room, where she will
be pleased to see her numerous
friends, and will be prepared to do
work in her line, with with neat
mess and dispatch.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-06-06
COUNTY, CONVENTION.

We hope the Union men of the
different townships in this county
will not forget to attend the County
Union Convention to be held in this
place day after tomorrow. There
is some very important business to
be attended to, and nobody can at
tend to it so well as the people
themselves. 1t is their business,
and we hope they will attend to it.
Come in then, gentlemen, at one
o'clock 2. NJ.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-06-06
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI June 8, 1867.

CINCINNATI June >, 1901.
BEEF CATTLE.-Butchers' stuff is rath
er dull and a shade lower. Old cows and
scallawags sell at AZ to SIC; common, {
to 6%c; good, from 7 to 71ac, Good ship
ping cattle are in good demand, and pri-
ces are easily obtained; say from 8 to
I81ac.
SHEEP-Are rather dull at % to Axe
per lb; lambs from So 10 to $4 90 per
head.
HoGs--Owing to large arrivals in the
last few days hogs are rather dull at &c
7c gross.
Mhlch Cows-Are dull and lower, from
$40 90 to S75 90.
Horses-Are in good demand, and good
prices could be obtained, from 500 90 to
Sl35 90.
Mules-Good broke mules are in fair
demand, from Sl25 20 to $50.
Four-DulI; winter extra SlI@ll so;
family Sl2@l2 Is,
Wheat-Scarce; some sales of winter
red at So 5000 So.
Corn-In elevators 83c for No. l.; in
bulk, dull at TIC Tor No2.
Oats-Dull at SIC to 70@T.
Rye-No offered at 81 COOL 62c.
Potatoes-Quiet at SO Is per barrel.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-06-06
j. T. JOHNSON,
j. H. Folks, : Con
W. W. BLANDIN.
uPLEAsE. SIZE. GIVE ME SOME Br

"PLEAsE, SIR, GIVE ME SOME But.
TONS" - There is a great rage
among the Juveniles of both sexes
in our village, amounting almost tc
a mania, for buttons. All the old
loose buttons in every family seen
to be collected and strung togetheA
on a cord, to the number of hun.
dreds, presenting rather novel va.
riety, and carried about the persons
of the rising generation. They
seem to take the place of the ere
turn ball" that was the favorite
among the small people of both
persuasions last year. You can
scarcely pass along the street with
out being saluted by representa-
tive of these little gatherers,
buSzy; "Please, sir, give me some
buttons,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-06-06
LETTER LIST,

The following are the names of persons
for whom letters remain uncalled for in the
Washington Post Office;
Homes Coy, q H Corbin, Andy Credit,
O Corbin, H Collie, M Orenmer, W NJ Crea
mer, Mrs Maggie Cline, Amanda Cline =
Miss Jane Coal, Mrs Sarah Ca3ban, August
Demie, Isaac Depoy, Miss E Dennis Leon
ard Dobbins, James Hartley, L 1 Harworh
3, j Hockey, L @ Horney, VIM H II Ham
ner, Gus L W McAllister, Miss L Mayoe;
Miss Margaret Mouser, Edward McCor-
mic, Mrs N MeLinn, Mrs Mary Scott,
Mrs Phoebe Sites, Mary E Smith, John
John ] Selfish, WIN Sluges, Mrs
Annie Shoemaker.
HI. ROBINSON, P. NJ.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-06-06
INTERNAL REVENUE.
DEPUTY CoLLEcToR's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON G. IT,. q.

As required under Section 90 of an Act
to provide Internal Revenue to support the
Government and to pay interest on the
Public Debt, approved March Cd, 1867, l
hereby give notice to all persons interest.
ed that the Assessors Annual List for the
Fifth Division tFayette County, of the
Sixth District of Ohio, for 1867, including
Special Tax Receipts, (Lcenses) from the
first OF May, 1867, to the lst ofMay, 1865,
and taxes on Income of 1866, 4Bhd on Car
riages, Billiard Tables, Gold Watches and
Gold and Silver Plate, is now in my hands,
and said taxes are now due and PAYABLE
If not paid on or'before the 18th, inst,
demand will be made on all delinquents,
personally or by mail, and n fee of 2Octs
and Acts for each mile Travelled in serving
this notice will be charged.
If not paid within ten days after this
demand, the law providesfor the collec-
tion thereof with penalty of five per
cent, on the amount of the tax, and interest
at the rate ofone per cent. per month ad-
ditional, by distraint and sale.
W. P. CLEAVELAND, Dep. Col.
5th Division 9Th District of Ohio.
May goth, 1867. 27*3w