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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

One Of our prominent ODD Fellows, who we
shall call E. X. for Short was the recipient OF q
handsome goat, per Adams Express Co., from
some Brothers 10 your city. He is a fine fellow,
none Of your ring bone or spawned but able to
perform good service, and from appearance has
made considerable advancement IN the Order
His horns we're scarlet, and also a scarlet stripe
down his back. The recipient used some Ian.
guage not laid down in our ritual, hut the do
nors will please accept the thanks Of the lookert
on ; in the meantime Nanny is carefully fed and
groomed until be will be needed for service.
Smyrna, Del, April 80, 1867. P.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

get old enough to work he will put them AZ II,
aud rs the old ones get worn out they hve on
the farm He ran out Of corn last year and nsd
to buy corn to feed the young free negroes win.
Do you think the men on the farm would go 10
the polls and vote for Northern stranger against
Masssr Billy, as they al call him. tell YOU
it is nonsense and we ought to have excluded
the Rebel and Negro vote both If we wished 70
control them now they will vote together ana
1t will 20 against us as sure as the election Gay
arrives Yours truly, Il.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

H. NEW CASTLE County, April 10Th, 1851.
Upon the application OF Elizabeth Turner, Exeeutrix
the last VIII and Testament Of Brooke r. Turner lata
Of Wilmington Hundred in said County, deceased Il IL
ordered aud directed by the Register that the Executr
aforesaid give notice Of the granting fLetters tostanen
tAry upon the Estate Of the deceased with the date II
granting thsreoi by causing advertisements to he posted
within forty days from the date euc Letters in Fix Of
the public places Of the County of New Castle r
quirng all persons having demands against tho Estate
present the same, or abide by an Act of Assembly III
sueh made and provided And also cause tho Ssns
to be inserted within the period in the Delaware
State Journal and Statesman newspaper published in
Wimln ston, and 10 be continued therein two months
~, Given under the hand aud Seal of Office Of the
h. B. Register Aforesaid, at New Castle in New Ctsl
~ County Aforesaid, the day and year above writ
ton. i. @, PRAIM, Register
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

At Summerville, Miss, recently, two
brothers, named Fitzgerald, murdered
youngmerchant in his store, and then robbed
him Of 81 800. They were pursued by the
citizens, captured, and hung without cere-
mony. 1t is believed that the Fitzgeralds
belonged to a regular organized band ofmur-
derers and robbers in that partof Mississippi.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

By the latest change in fashion, the guam
tity of lady's dress is reduced ten or twelve
yards, which is very agreeable saving to
husbands and fathers, but is likely to affect
Uncle Sans revenue uniavorably.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

cyDrnAMcu TO AMEND THE oRpl-
a nance entitled "An Ordinance T. peVen,, nits
lion Or remov Of Frsme Buildnss witnip esi''''
sa !, ordained by the City Council Of wlnns,tGp
sscTIoS That from and ailor the psS,S omsruct in
ansnrs il nhall not Bio lAwfd To erect OF vohs- .
this city, within the following limits s,,s and M
Berinnng at the intersection Of ChuIen ,,s1 thenre
pSIiadslpha Wilmington nnd Bill linere 9lroaai gi
Una nv, rstlroad 10 within one hundred and MY le9
al hirh wat 3r mark OF the BrandyNne uees, Ia
that distance from The aouthery e9r st he randy
wine thence along the Drandywine 10 l,e , " W.
Street extended thence Herewith TO ne a, rom Tie
~ thanee therewith westerly one hundred lee. lrun
veserly side Of Madison Street. thence sOulntIiy a" i
distance from tho westerly side OF MAul4on od sd
.tons tba mid railroad to the place Of baglnhns'
and within llms one hundred lset rom & f,iSa
In any direction any building a. nn,IdsSnd Marty
walls shall not DO composed wholly OIL iheonpu'''Y''
material. ,,,,, 49, ,., ~ L,il,t;np within
a.id nits (except as before excepted,l rhtl On
added to- enlarged, removed 70 any oth9 p,o " Nh
tbs a,ms shall any such building Dc moSeu INV
sRc s. Every building part Of abulldius here''lsI
erected. eonstrueted raised, aided 70 Iii bs AMI
moyed contrary to the foregoing sections, snaH ~ nN
the same ia hereby declared to 10 public Nul comm "
nuisance. A., ,,,,,r ,,h, sha all aren't
or cousruo or to DO ereced constructed RAISED
added TO- enlarged removed, any butuing or lato
hnllnR or sttuctr contrary to, or 10 any othef man
mar than authorized by the provisions Of ths ordinance
shal forfeit and pay fine OF not less tal zen hot ois
than one hundred dollars ana luflhNI una :" wv ~
tban anty nor more than Que hundred dollars for every
twenty four hours that the said nuisance shall eNh y
remaln after a fst conviction and upon tho ennlluue'
neVecl or omission Of the baildar owner, buliins
eonsruetinR raising adding to- enarging or einoyint
mr. causing 10 be bnilt constructed raised added "
enlarged or remove to take down remove such bhd
ing or structure, part Of building or structure, 70
forlYeght hours after being once COMPLETED under w
ordinance II shall be tho duty OF the Mayor or In cas
az hls absence or Inability to act OF the Alderman OF TIA
city, after previous notice TO said owner or builder
cause the nuisance to be abaled, and such buhdlnE
mart OF building to be taken down, ra1 or relnove
and the property Of such builder 10 ls disra
ed or levied upon aud sold to pay thu expenses there.
SEQ g. That 10 much Of any ordinance as conflicts vii
or is Inconsistent with this ordinance be and Is herel
tepeiled. . ,,., -. ION,
l.. It. BELLAI,
President Of tho Guy Council
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

A GREAT Mass Meeting of the Unionists
of Tennessee, was held at Jonesboro', ON
Wednesday. Several thousand voters were
present, and several counties were repre-
sented. A procession was formed, and the
column, over a mile long, and headed by a
fine brass band, marched through the streets,
hurrahing for Congress, for the Legislature,
and for Governor Brownlow. Several hun
bred discharged soldiers, clothed-in their old
blue uniforms, and bearing numerous battle
SCARED banners, were in the procession.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

A LAND slide took place ut place called
Wilmore, near Altoona, Pa, on Tuesday
evening. An immense rock was thrown
across the track, which threw the train of,
breaking several cars, and slightly injuring
the engineer and fireman and several passen
rera
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

CERTAIN F1REMEN of Charleston, being
engaged in celebration, declined to carry
''the Star-spangled Banner" in their process
sion. When General Sicklcs heard OF this,
he at once issued a stirring order, directing
that the flag should be displayed, and that it
should receive a salute 'om representatives
Of each Of the companies in the line.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

THE Criminal Court of District of Column
bia, on Wednesday adjourned until the 9th
inst, when it is understood that Surratt will
be tried, the court and counsel for the pro-
secution having SO agreed
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

AN official dispatch has been received by
Minister Romero, Mexican Minister at Wash
ington, which states that Miramon, the ablest
Mexican general In Maximilian's service, is
dead; Marquee, second only 10 him in rank
and ability, is routed; Macmillan is tugi-
tive and concealed, and his forces have been
disbanded. If this be true, ii puts an end to
the rule of Macmillan in Mexico.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

GOVERNOR peirpont of Virginia, has ap-
pointed John Oliver, colored man of Rich
mond, notary public for the city of Rich
mond and county of IIenrico. lie is man
of respcctab''tY and intelligence, and is the
first colored man ever appointed to such an
office.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

THE election for Judge and Clerk of the
new City Court in Baltimore took place on
Wednesday, and resulted in the election OF
Scott for Judge, and George for Clerk, They
are Conservative Democrats.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

GOVERNOR English of Connecticut, was in
augurated at Hartford, on Wednesday, His
inaugural is rehash Of the old, exploded
ideas the Copperheads have been preaching
and publishing for five years past.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03
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nIEIl.

EVANS.-In this city, on Sunday evening,
the 26th inst Louis POTTER BUSH Ron
NETT, son of Charles e. and Anna s.
Evans, after a very short illness, In the
9th year of his age.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

Mr. Respected Sir The affidavit
OF Aionzo Hayes, alluded to in your proceedings
of the U. s. District Court, was regularly signed
and sworn to by him before me- AS have been
mixed up in the matter, you will obge me by
publishing statement in relation to It in your
next. FRANCIS VINCENT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

On ouR rurRD PAGE will be found the
admirable address of Hon. Joshua Maris,
delivered before the Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows on the occasion of their recent
thanksgiving festival in this city. twill be
found to be of very general interest TO tho
fraternity as well as 10 the public at large
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

IN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE TUE PAY
n Ing Of the bed Of Sixth Street from Market to King
strsets Also for paving the he'd Of shipey stree from
Ftont street To the platform scales Al jane Mutphey
coal ward on the said shlpl7y Street. -
sEcrIoN 1. Bs 1t ordained by the CITY Council Of VII
mington. That the bed Of sixth Street tom the cart ds
al Market slrent I, the vast side o King SIRE aud
e bed Of shIpey Street from The south side Of front
strest TO the platform scales said shipey Street,
and At tho rusl yard VI james Muphey are hereby Au-
thorlged aud directed to be paNei.
Passed at the city Hall, Wilmington, Arril 90. sBI
u. \. nEHLAH,
President 81 tbs CITY lnncll
~ ~ Ttxtnu Clerk mNY3-Yt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

Was foaled June 2lst 1868, is DARK Chestnut sorro Is
I54 hands high has great deal Of style aud fine
muscular and oin, aud is square troter he is of
stock which for endurance md speed has been
exceed In this country, being deieeniaut o George
NJ. Patehsn Black Hawk Sir Archie, Trafalgar Bashaw
and Messenger lie has been speedai hut promises
to be fast.
PEDIGRRR-sIaE; George NJ. Palchon, he by Cassius
NJ Clay; he by Henry Clay he by Andrew jacobsen ha
Ny Young BABhAwi he by Grand Bashaw. George NJ
Patehsns dam was Trustee, by Eclipse.
Dam Emma, full sister to osesoll-see above.
AA- Mares from distance will 10 we'll provided for
with pasture otherwise All AceientB M the owner
risk. GEORGE q. L0BDELL, Prop'r.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03
On the most favorable terms.

Ss-LApIBs' TRUssgs. SUPPORTERS, ELASTIC
BAndages, helts, Stockings. Knee Caps BANNING's &
FITcH's BRACES Spinal shoulder and Ereetor Braces
Light French and German Rupture Trussea Springer. in
great variety, &C., &c.
At "NRRDLRS" on
TWELFTH STREET FIRST Door BRLoW RACE, PHILA-
pkLtHiA. (rhis Department Ia conducted Eaelusipely
for Fedes and ChildrcH by Competent Ladies' and the
stock Is adsped 10 their Special WAnts) In adjusting
our Mechanical Remedies combine correct consruc
tion, with And comfort.
Organized by the Proprietor
@. II. NEEDLES,
Professional Adjustsr Of Trusses. DC ,&c..
CORNER TwILPra AND RACE sFRRRrs,
may2-6mos PHILADELPHIA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

Was fo4led the 24h day Of May 1857 trot inside
$40 He Is beautiful dappled brown almost black,
with one white fotefuot, the only white eli him-hsght
l6A hAnda-weght1 $50 pounds. lie IL eompaetly bnt,
has perro snewy leg, aud muscular aud 0in, aud
II perfectly square trosi. He Is OF stock which for
endurance anu speed has heen eNcellei in this
country, being descend mt Of Back Hawk, Sir Archie,
TrAfalgar. BahhAw and Messenger.
PEDiuRER-smB; Morgan Black uaw'i lie BY the Old
Hill Black Hawk out Of Messenger and Morgan Marc.
The Hill Black Hawk was by sherman Morgan; he by
the Justin Morgan.
First Dam Fancy, by Black Dick; he by dhaen's thar
oughhred running horse, Honest Iohni he by Dir. Car
rolls thoroughbred horse, SUSSEX Jr no by sussex, who
stood At Baltimore for 800 the season he by Sir Charles
and he by Sir Archie BLACK Dicks dam was by Brown
Trafalgar; Canadian by King William who WAS sold
April 4h 1871 10 Capt Carlton, Of Virginia, 8l2 o.
Fecond Dam, Sail by BlaeS Prince who out Of the
Troting Mare Fair Queen who trOtted at Toronto In 80
Ills sire horse Imported into Canlda from England
by an officer Of The 09lh British Regiment.
Third Dam, Fanny, by the FINLEY Jackson, out Of
Messenger Mare; he by Young BtshAw; he by tho i'm
ported Arabian Grand BAshaw. The Fndley Jackson
was half brother TO the noted TrOtug stallion Andrew
Jackson, the q. @. Sire Of George NJ, patohen.
Fourth Dam Sail out ETA paYmaEer Mare great sp1et
and swned by Amor Garrett Chester County
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

ORDINANCE MAKING AN ADDITIONAL
n Appropriation for the Fire Department Of the City
OF Wilmington.
lwO-thrds of the members thereof coneurrinB;
sEofIoN 1. That additional sum Of Four Thousand
Three Hundred Dollars bs and the same Is hereby appro
priasd making with the amount heretofore appropriated
Rye Thousand Dollars, 10 be distributed TO the within
named Fire Companies, 40 follows, viz
Rsme Hose Company, One Thousand Dollars; Water
Witch Fire Company One Thousand DollArsi WAshn L
ton Fre Company, One Thousand Dolas Delaware Rire
Company Five Hundred Dollars; Phnuix Fire Company,
oue fhoutand DollarH Friendship Fire Company 1--WE
Hundred Dollars; Reliance Fire Company, Five Hundred
Dollars Bald amount to be taken from any funds in the
City oasnry not otherwise appropriated.
*. 4. BEILAH,
President OF the City Council.
Aiiet--R r. TkHLoR, Clerk. aprlo-4t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE CON-
htruellon Of public drain In Market street, hotWeen
Third Street and the Christians River. e4.f'
De II ordAipsd by the City Council Of Wmington ~
follows Wis;
sHcrios That undsrand IN conformity with ths pro-
visions Of the Ordinance Relative to Watr Courses,
Drains and Common Bewers," drain be con.
htuoled in Market sea between Third Street and the
River and that insiA thereto may be made by
thereof on nueh and such regulations the
strest oomtteo may prescribe provided that inlet
thereto be made from any pFiVy water closet kitchen
snk, Without special license In writing from the said
Commities, and subject to revocation at any time by the
CITY Council Or said Committee.
Paused II the City Nall, Wilmington, April Il, 1861
st4'ii Eft. BRLLAH,
President Of the City Council
Attsst-E. 4. TAYLOR, Clerk, Aprlp-4t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

will give the following premiums for colts got by
oseeoa and Delaware Patehen
$40 FOR THE BEST YRARtING.
30 " TWO YEAR OLD
40 FASTEST THREE YEAR OLD
30 FASTEST -FOUR YEAR OLp.
The Colts to be exhibited at the fall exhibitions Of tbs
Agricultural Society Of New Castle County aud he PEE
miums awarded by aCommlttes appointed by the ocoty
spr25-4tw GEORGE LOBOELL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

Real Estate Sales. William Bright & Son
have sold for Harlan, Hollngsworth s. Co.
two story brick house at the corner Of
Fifth and. West Streets, TO u. W. Hopes,
for $4,000; for John $, IIilles d two story
brick house on LammOtt Street, TO NJ. Camp
bell for 5000; sold lot corner OF 18th aud
Market Street, for $500; for Harlan Sc H0l-
lingsworth & Co. a lot on West Street below
Third, for $4,000; sold lot on McCaulley
Street for $3.50; for }. IS. IIilles a two story
BRICK house on Lammott Street, to John Nc
Mackin for 5000; sold lot on Huntington
Street to Hugh G. lMourns for 5000; for j.
S. Hiles two story brick house on Lammott
Street, TO Peter Taggart for 5000; sold a
farm of 14S acres of land for f. d. Dunlap
TO William Kirkley for $4s00; sold for j. S.
Hilles two story brick house on Belts
Street, TO Mrs. Payne for 5000; sold small
store on Market Street, Tor $4,000.
Found Dr9paed.L5Thc body oGa drowned
white man was picked up floating in the
Delaware river, near Recdy Island, on Fri
dav, by some shad fishermen. II was taken
ashore and an inquest held. The deceased
was dressed IN twopair of heavy blue pantai
looms, two shirts, and light boots, and had
apparently been iR-tl4e-water about week.
| A roll of grecnbacks was found concealed
under his waist belt 7IIe is supposed Il
have been a soldier from Fort Delaware
Z who attempted todeserl by swimming across
the river to the Jersey shore.
y fCounterfe3 urrencg,-Thcro arc now II
circulation number Of counterfeit fifty cen
poslal currency notes, which are we'll exc
cutcd. The engraving on the face of TN
note is said TO be better than that on TIL
genuine The letters on the diverse side
however, areibluued. AS the counterfeit j
otteleigth of'ian inch narrower alllanl I'D
genuine, it can easily he detected. The gol
impress is also quite imperfect,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-03

Annamessic Line.-'rhe Norfolk journal
of Tuesday, says: The stockholders OF the
Great Southern Inland Navigation Company,
which was incorporated by the Legislature
of Virginia, with a capital OF 81, 100000,
held n meeting last week, and elected the
following officers for the ensuing year, viz
President-Charlcs Morgan, of New York.
Vice President-Samucl Harlan, Jr., OF
Delaware.
Difectors-NIarshall Parks of Virginia, j.
Taylor Cause Of Delaware, James Lawlcss
of Rhode Island, N, Il. Benson of Della.
ware. p-+st
We learn this company has another SUI
perior iron steamboat in course of construc-
lion for this route, and are about to erect d
handsome depot on, Wide Water Street fol
their increasing business. .-a..
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-02-21
THE WEIGHT OF d TEAR.

4 pair of scales before him, rich man sat and
weighed
piece of gold-a Widows all-and unto her he.
said:
Your coin is not the proper weight, so take it
Is back again.r rSr
orsell 10 me for half it's itlacks single
grain
With fearful eye, the widow said,7.soh pweigh) it
sir once more;
pray you be not so exact nor drive me from your
door"
"Why, see yourself, it's under weight; your tears
q are of no avail 4ts,E -, ,fsf.- n
The second time he tries it-it just bears downthe
E8t scale; It AR sftfif!3 haggafT31X9 Bt
Bat little guessed that rich man, who held his gold
so dear, 81 s l...- "a
zud .theswIpow's TEARhui 81 ,adilash 9ldagG
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The south.

li,r John c.. Calhoun's old homestead, III
&c South Carolina, is to be sold at auction on
Ia ithe,4th of March. og7gg-i
zoe The Tennessee Senate has adopted feso-
buttons requesting United States Senator
= Patterson to resign. 5n1fag Is -
- { William Gard, charged with horse steal
ing, was hanged by a mob in Stanford,
.ai Kentucky, on Thursday night, the 18th
instant. q 45-tt.-
II At Lawrenceburg, KY, on Thursday, the
18th, a negro was shot and killed by des
? perado named Bond, who had been identi-
- fed as a robber. gef s5S'e1.oGG'e5 FL s@
,s4l BY a vote of the West Virginia Legislat@
II eure, it has been decided that Morgantown,
in Monongalia county, is to be the new
9yscapital instead of Wheeling. b
Aaron A. Bradley, the colored lawyer
!, accused of exciting the recent troubles
4, among the freedmen on the Delta Plan
tation, was arrested at Savannah, Ca, on
.7s the 7th. 5'tri. ',,asF aaf r@2 go
Thomas F. Bowie, ex-Congressman from
Maryland, has plead in court that three
notes of $1,000 each, ON which he was sued,
were for gambling debts, and has gained
his case.
27g The pecuniary stringency is SO great in
'o Pitt county, N. c., that the people recently
compelled the Sheriff to burn up all his
writs and executions returnable at Court.
refusing to be elected from their houses
and being unable TO pay. Destitution is
evident all over the State. The Legislature
has passed relief bill, postponing the pay
ment of debts for twelve months.
The New Orleans Crescent says. " The
population of Texas at the beginning of
the war was between 100000 and zoe, goo.
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saEdf colAfil6,1 1rfs}d pb6sea TO lbo "Head
Center ssFebhens,y JretFeated to the mus
q, nhf l3ug e H Il tieppS 49fo ose n
,.BQssS 10y Junction \ ~ - 80
Cork commanding tle mn nh o'S'-'0 "''11
,sTa4pp88FpftrY ops E Go 4faci5a u asoatc5 5
from 'bdbiih, FEB 4, says the outbreak
h'o ~ In Killarney has come to an ond, and the
hands OF insurgents have disappeared. One
,..s, hundred and forty Fenians have been ar
20 rested, and are now in jail
IA3 TheyFlnbefoT. Napoleon, III aAspeeeh be-
49,, .5forosthe corps legisadf on the assembling
ls6saaa6f that bofy, on the 10th inst, said: I'm
s'''''4 another part Of tie globe VIC have been
Obliged to employ force to redc IS legiti
mate grievances and we laye onleayorcd
TO raise an ancient empire. The hlppYre-
III y sdltk 1t firs1 obtaiied we're Compromised by
an fanepicipnsc concurrence ofcircunstan-
.qlqlces. a The guiding ideaof the Mexican cN-
slga petition was an elevated one, to regelerate
a people, and irnplant among them ideas
Of order and progress to open vast out
lets to our commerce, and to leave the re-,
cognition of the services rendered. to civili-
9 cation to mark our path Such was my
~ desire and yQurs, bataS soon as the extent
= ofour sacrifices appeared to meto exceed
< the interests which had called US across the
ocean, Z spontaneously determined upon
~. the recall our army corps, that the gov
ernmentso of the United States might CON-
prehendth atwant Of Cancellation Which
Z had embittered our relations, which for ting
( welfare of both countries should remqia
: friendly The emperor says he-is certain
, the peace of the world is not to be disturb
ed, and confident of the future. 80
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2 Five Years GgJseH-aEld no bNAisE APP
Mr.. G. A. Clark, of Brownville, N " writing under
date Of January 18th 1866 says = Mrs Clarke l,as done
more thar FIVE Years. She has work III the house done
five years ago. which has been constantly more or less
in USE and washed scores of times bat which she
exhibits in as good condition as at the houT it Was
dopers t1E AsNEvER HAD \ RIP; NEEDLE BROKEN !;
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