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To the Temperance People of DeIaw are
"A Day OF Fasting and Prayer.

GRAND LopGE OF DELAWARE, IO.G.T,l
Delaware City, October 7th 1861
AT the last annual session of the R.W. g. l.. OF
N. A., l. o. OF G. T., the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted We commend the
matter thus referred to to the attention OF all
good temperance people in the State, irrespective
of organizations or societies. We recommend
that all Good Templar lodges in the State make
such arrangements as they may be able to effect
to carry out the spirit of the resolutions. We
owe all we are in this reform to the Lord, and
through Him alone can we become what we hope
to be.
WHEREAS, The Temperance reform Is pre-
cminently moral movement authorized by the
plainest teachings of Holy Scripture, and large
proportion of Christian people feel lively inter-
est in its success, and, whereas, like every other
effort OF similar character, it requires more than
human wisdom for its proper direction, therefore
Resolced, That Thursday, the 18th day of Dc
tober, 1867, be set apart as day of humiliation,
fasting and prayer, for the especial blessing and
guidance of Almighty God in this great work. :.
| Resotred, That we respectfully request all
Christian Ministers and churches 10 unite in the
| proper observance of the day, by assembling al
their usual places of worship, and engaging in
divine service MS may seem to them most con,
ducive to the spiratual design of the OCCASION
Yours in +. II. and c.,
THos. L.. PouIsoN,
G. w. @. I. Of Delaware.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

The Philadelphia Erening Star, referring to the
tax imposed by our Legislature on travellers,
says -
we regard the whole thing as cxtortionate,
" Illegal, and discreditabe to the business ell
enlightenment Of the State which attempts to re-
plensh its treasury from the purses of citizens
g Of other States Aud one OF the harshcst fei-
"turcs of the law to which the Wilmington
g Commercial properly calls attention. consists in
the fact that 1t does not admit of the deductions
usually made by railroad companies to regular
"passcngers in the way Of communication and sea-
''son tickets. Such system of railroading must
'.inevtaby injure the interests, and retard the
g development of any community, which permits
" it, If the Delaware Legislature Is wise, II will
"abolish that law as soon as possible"
The Gazette, of this city, copies with apparent
approval the editorial from the Detawu'ean, in
which portion of our article was republished,
and the idea advanced that the law should be
modified so ms 10 admit OF II reduction of the tax
in favor of persons having communication tickets
Wepresumc this is intended to be II tub to the
popular whale, which, 1t is supposed, may APP
pease its dissatisfaction to the point of toleratng
the tax But it is certainly very doubtful whethe,
the thousands OF travellers who have to pay it.
will submit, when, by the refusal of the Railroad
Company to pay tax on their steamboat travel
tile weakness of the law is conclusively demon
stratcd.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10


dollars year to have its streets lighted.
Gov Letcher is i'll at his home in Lex
ington, Va, of intlammatory rheumatism.
The elections in Mexico take place next
Sunday.
1t is calculated that Penns, lvania con-
tains coal enough to supply 10000 tons an
nually for the next 800 years.
Winter wheat having proved good crop
in Central Illinois, the farmers are putting
in more than usual this year.
The advance guard of the grasshopper
army made their appearance at Lawrence,
Kansas, a few days since.
Master Coker the celebrated boy sopra
no intends to reside in England. It is said
that his voice has completely gone.
The Louisville board of trade has ship
ped ~, 800 in aid of the yellow fever suffer-
ers, being part of the first days collection.
They have giant in Missouri who is
seven feet seven and half inches high.
He served in the rebel army.
They pay good salaries in Denver, Col
orado. An Illinois preacher recently invited
there is to receive three thousand dollars a
year in gold.
The New York Academy of Medicine,
It's HleIiDclS OthCIe, itto QUIZ
scribcd nearly $1,000 TO the fund for the
sufferers in New Orleans.
The unfortunate man who comes to
Congress as delegate from New Mexico has
to travel from Santa Fe to Ellsworth, Kan
sas, abont 600 miles, by stage coach.
-Colorcd veterans were Kissed at the
Sheridan sercnade in New York by the few
stockholders, draft-rioters and bounty-jump-
ers who happned to be out of place in the
crowd.
The great objection to smart children is,
that when they commence having whiskers
they leave offhaving brains BY forcing chill
dren you get so much itno their heads thai
they become cracked in order to hold it.
The Tribune, closing short article in
reference to certain LA. Stewart, of Geor
gia, who has written letter cautioning the
coored citizens to keep out of politics, says
=" If the Blacks should ever want a first
rate fool for candidate, and couldn't fine
him in their own ranks, we advise them tt
| try 7 A Stewart
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MarriaAes.

GooDWlN.-B EDnISs.-By the Rev. J. X. Murphy
at the Rockdae Parsonage, sept. 8, 1867, MIR. John
Goodwin, Of Rockdale, to Miss Sarah Ann Beddiss
of this city.
ToPIIAM-HUTCHINS.-o the Sd OF September
1s67, by the Rev. Mr.. Dixon, John r. Topham, OF
this city, to Lizzie Huchins, of Baltimore.
MoKEE-pETERS.-On sept. goth, at Middletown
by Rev. Mr.. Patton, Mr. John Mckee, OF Middle
town, to Miss Carrie Peters, of Clayton, Del,
BOGGs- NUMBERS.--Sept Goth, by Rev. j. +. T.
Ewell, Mr. John W. Boggs, of Cecil Co, Md, to
Miss Mary A. Numbers, Of Kent Co., Del
non, DEL, by Rev. NJ. Hough, Mr. Tilghman Nut
tie, of Caroline Co, Nd, to Miss Emiline Taylor,
of Kent CO. Del.
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THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE wILNINGTor1, DEL.

aE- The place to go If you want boots and shoes
that will wear Is Nicholson Foulks, No. 102 West
Second street, Wilmington Gentlemen can find an
assortment which embraces every variety of boot and
shoe, from the light dress shoe fancy pump to the
heaviest brogans or cavalry boots For ladies and
misses the variety offered is almost infinite and none
who wish to buy fall to be suited, while to get
shoes for your children. Remember the place, 102
Wet Second street Milmingtnn
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WILMINGToN, Oct. 9th, 1867.
OF the morocco market, in this city, Bush
Clark * Cos monthly circular says 3
"The advance noted in our last has been fully
maintained. All descriptions OF heavy Morocco
suitable for the Fall and Winter york are in ae
Madras stock is neglected. The advance Of fully
20 per cent realized on Cape and Tampico Skins
in The hair, during the past 80 days, will prevent
any downward tendency during the present year.
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1ela,rare Ttibn,te
LOCAL NEWS.
PREMIUMS.

To any lady or gentleman who will first pro-
cure us the names of 80 new subscribers to the
DELAWARE TRIBUNE, at ~ 90 year we will
present NEW $50 EMPIRE SHUTTLE SEWING Ma
CHINE. And 10 any one procuring less number
than 50 We will present u premium equal In value
10 fifty cents upon each subscriber they may have
obtained. Desiring that the circulation OF the
TRIBUNE may be as Rely extended us the merits
Of the paper deserve, we take this method o,
stirring up our friends to exert themselves in be-
half Of the paper. This offer will stand until the
first of November.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

1t It's stated that Mrs. McConaughy of the Clay
ton Herald, will he defended ly Mr.. Thos. F.
Baynrd, In the suit against her for libel prosecu-
ted by Mr.. Dorsey Of Milford.
The ship yards Of Milford are oil Idle but one.
A large number Of hands are consequently nnen-
ployed.
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Medical Notice.

d H. KLINE, NJ. D., Elk. Clinical Lecturer and
IL Professor Of Malignant Diseases in the Philadel-
phia University Of Medicine ana Surgery Physician
to the University Hospital Founder of and Principal
Physician and Surgeoa to the American HOSPITAL o.
philadelphia, &C.. &C. having been earnestly request
ed by many old friends and patients in Wilmington
and vicinity, to make au appointment to visit their
Them on THU RSDAY, October 17h at the INDIAN
QUEEN HOTEL, to remain but one day.
ps- All those who desirols Of consulting him
in Wilmington or at his office ut 931 Arch ST., Pha-
delpha are respectfully invited to CALL ocis6'-d&w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

TniM YOUR TREEs.--This is the season for
trimming the numerous shade trees which line
olir streets, and 1t is time the work had COM
menccd In many cases limbs of this years
growth project In such n manner as TO scrapc md
injure the tops of passing vehicles. These limbs
will of course have 10 be Topped off.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

WicoMlco AND PoKoMoKE RAILROAD The
Wicomico and Pocomoke Railroad from Salisbury
to Berlin is now progressing rapidly. We are
gatilcd learn from the indefatlgable President,
DIR. II. II. Pitts, that the whole twenty-six miles
will be completed by Christmas. Five or six
miles of the road are already laid with the rails
and the whole is perfectly graded. Mr.. sewall,
the road engineer, has located all the dcpots, and
nothing remains now but to push right on with
the laying down of the track and the building Of
the bridges, which are of no great magnitude.
.Saow HiH Shield.
s. or 1.-THE officers OF Aurora Division, s. Of
Tof Stanton, installed their officers, Monday even
ing, d. G. w. r. Liddell officiating. The follow
ing are the officers =
w. p, John P. Quay; W. A., VIM T. Jones
X. s., Henderson Scott; A. r. s., Samuel Jones
f. s., J. Hopes; T., John Galloway Chaplain,
l.. L. vandegrift; c., c. Galloway; A. c., John
Banks |. s., VIM. Rcdgravcs; o. S., George
Vandegrift Lady OGce,s: Lady Conductor
Miss A. Ayers; Sentinel, Miss l.. Barlow; Isl
Asst, Miss Sarah Jones 2nd do, Mrs T.. Red
graves; 3D. do, Miss Tobn.
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TnE BOARD or TRADE.--Thc first Annual meet.
ing of the members Of the Wilmington Board OF
Trade was held Monday evening at the Scientific
Lecture Room of the Institute. The Committee to
canvass among the citizens reported about one
hundred and fifty names obtained.
On motion the meeting proceeded to ballot fol
the election of thirteen directors, after the con-
clusion of which the result was announced tic
following gentlemen being ehoscn:--
Edward Belts, Ut. Head, William Bush VIM
G. Gibbons, William NJ. Kennard, George GLolp
dell, Casper Kendall, Francis Barry, Charlie,
Moore II. b. Seidel II. +. Finncgan, f. Tatnal
Warner, job IL jackson.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

CoScEur.-The Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciation, of Hanover street Presbyterian Church,
are to have the Philadelphia Quintcttc Club down
here to give concert in their behalf, at an early
Ioy
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

THE MERCHANTS of Wilmington will find the
Delaware TRiBuSE one Of the best advertising
mediums in the State. Its circulation is very
large In every county In the State and is Is proba'
bly, read by 10000 persons every week. Try 1t.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

THE CHESTER PAPER.--" The Delaware County
Democrat to which we have already referred
somewhat fully, has made its appearance at ches-
ter II Is probably all well enough but its politics
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

re- Wis.ar's Balsam of Wild CherrN is "a c0nbina-
ton and a form indeed" for healing and curing
diseases of the throat, lungs and chest It cures
cough by ioosening, and cleansing the lungs, and
Of dryine up the cough and leaving the disease
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

Bishop Colenso locke the doors of his
church against Bishop Twells, and the lat
ter, having caused them to be broken open
with sledge-hammers, preached sermon
from the text: Sour weapons are not car
nol .
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

THE GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH, advertised
elsewhere by its veteran conductor, Major Philip
r. Freas, is q welcome visitor in thousands of
households. We commend It's announcement to
the readers of this
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Z. w. Gcmmi has sold
his farm containing about 10 acres, situated near
Felton, Kent county, to W. Herring, for about
$50 per acre
r. Emmett Robinson has bought the fine prop
crty on Market street, No. s2G, running back to
King, Of the estate of Merritt Candy, deceased, for
20 am
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

tF- The beauties ofa calm Summer ,inqat tri-
tight-A calm Summer evening does considerable
toward enticing the heart of man from It's earthly
cares when twilight throws down Its 1ewiiching
smile and the heart utters to be released from Its
comfortless CELL to break the bondage Of sorrowing
exile and return to its native realm of peace
ah, there is something so fascinating in the first
blush of evening just after the sun has shaken his
last golden feathers upon the hitl tops. have seen
the evening twilight, reade that took the shine of
Of everything below, and clap few extra touches
Of their own. Below here Is world Of sin, vice,
virtue and mortality where the table Of nature Is
untifnly spread before all, to eat, drink and be
satisfied bit man has brains to contrve, and hands
to execute he prides himself upon his reason, his in
tellect and his mental endowments, and that he is
little lower than angelsyet inhumanity to man
has made countless thousands mourn, and yet all
nature proclaims tnat nothing was made to mourn,
the bright faced sun, the calm silvery moon, and the
ii tterng stars all sing together Of this good truth
In ono unceasing song, and earth echoing to their
sweet strains answers "that's So" Earth exults in
in her Joyous spring time, how glorious In the pride
Of her snmmerhood, and how calmly, snilingly and
snappingly beautiful in her Autumnal decay, that
while the golden ray Of hope shines through the win
dows of the chambers of earths children. sweet
voice whispers, TACT the part OF the gentlemen and
the lady, protect your health practice economy, and
in 80 doing, procure your boots and shoes of Flani-
gon, 9Th and Market ss., Sayille Building"
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Domestic Markets.

WEDNESDAfi Ocl Jul.
Butter this morning was plsntier and came
nearer within the reach Of poor mans pocket
than it has for some time. The markets are in a
transition state and the vegetables arc fast dsap-
pcaring while sausage and other winter products
are making their appearance. Meat is lower to-
day and sales are not at all lively,
The following are our quotations =
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

NEw SUPERINTENDENT OF TuE MARYLAND Il
DEL RAILRoAD.-Dr. Goldsborough, Treasurer
of this road has been appointed Superintendent,
vice Tcnch +. Tilghman, deceased. DIR. G.lds-
borough will continue 10 act as Treasurer, VIC
believe
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1eaths.

MILLER.-On Thursday evening, Oct 81, William
II. NJ ller, in The 3ith year of his age
CARTEK.-At Willow Grove on the 23d of Septem-
Der, Mr. John @. Carter, aged about 20 years.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

CHANGE OF H0uR.--The train moving North,
which has heretofore left Milford at 81 O'Clock,
p. NJ, now leaves at 8, p. M.
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I1ELToN SEMINARY,

LADIES' AND CENT? EJfEN.
This Institution offers to its stud ,nts thorough
training in the common and higher english Branches.
ANCIENT AND MODERN LANGUAGES, MUSIC
AND PAINTING.
Winter Term opens Dec II. 1861 Spring Term
opens March 25th, 1868.
Students admitted ut any time ana charged pro-
portionally for the residue Of the term.
Conlnasrcial Department will be established for
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obtain thorough, practical, business training,
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TnE OLD SwEpiis CnuRcIi.-Thc roof Of this
venerable building looks as though itwould need
repairs ere long. Old NJ the building is il could
at very little expense be made quite comforta-
BILE, and VIC have several times heard the ques-
ton asked, "why are not services held in 1t Z"
We recommend the question to the consideration
of our Episcopal friends, whether in Trinity Par
ish or not, and suggest to them that the historical
character Of the church and its associations make
its preservation MS well rs opportunity for access
to it by strangers visiting our city, matters Of
public interest, while there is not Il section Of
our city where churches are more needed, nor
one which presents wider field for the exercise
| Of Christian philanthropy.
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New advertisements.

TtENTRAL PACIFIC R. r. BONDS at 95 and ac-
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
No. GOT Market Street.
NELAWARE STATE BONDS, for sale by
JOHN McLEAR g. SON,
No. COZ Market Street.
7-Cn,S converted into 5-2O's, on terms highly fa-
l-OU vorable to the holder by
JOHN McLEAR s. SON,
No607 Market Street
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

rr- Money SAVED, by buying your Dry Goods at
E. II, Stroud & Cos, 100 West Second street between
Shipey and Orange. Persons who have been to
Philadelphia purchasing their dry goods since the re-
duction in the price OF fare thinking by 80 doing
they have saved money earnestly invited to call
and examine our stock, and be convinced that we sell
as cheap If not cheaper, than Philadelphia prices
E. T. STROUD & co.
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~ Life Insurance Agents ed.-A long estab-
lished and flrsclass Life Insurance Company in New
York are in want of All Agent at Wilmington to take
New Castle county as district and some in Penn.
sylyania. Good Recommendations or references must
accompany applications. Address Box 3O05 p. o.,
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DECEASED AT ELKToN. = John 8. Rosscll, a
prominent politician of the Democratic party, aEd
Chief Enrolling Officer of the State Militia for
Cecil, died at his residence in Elkton, on Sunday
afternoon. He announced himself as candidate
for Sheriff. but withdrew before the nominations
were made. In his death the Democratic party
loses one Of its most Jealous and Woodworking
members
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Spsfial Tutirss.


DR.. Wistars Bslsam OF Wild Cherry.
In the whole history Of medical discoveries No
Remedy has performed so many or such remarkable
cures ofthe numerous affections of the Throat Lungs,
and Chest, this long tried and justly celebrated
Basam So generally aclii owledgcd Is the superior
excellence Of this remedy that but few Of tho many
WIN have tested its virtues by experience fail to keep
It at hand speedy an certain cure for sudden at
lacks Of Coldf fully believing that its remedial pow
ers comprehensive enough to embrace every form
Of disease. from the slightest cold to the most dam
gerous symptom Of pulmonary complaint.
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
From Rev. FGANcis LoBDELI, Pastor of the South
Congregational Church, Bridgeport Conn.,
Il consider 1t duty which owe to suffering hui
maIity to bear testimony to the virtues OF DR.. Wis
TAE's RAIsAM OF Wild CHERRY. / have used IT.
when have had occasion for any remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throat-for man. years, and never In
single instance has II failed to relieve and cure me.
have equently been very hOarse Saturday, and
looked forward to the delivery Of two sermons the
following day with sad mi gylngs, but by q liberal
of the Balsam my h0arseness has invariably been
removed, and have preached without difficulty.
Icommend it to my breheren in the ministry, and
to pullc speaker generallv ms certiin remedy for
the bronchial troubles to which we are peculiarly ex-
Prepared by SETH W. FowLE & SON, IS Ire
mont St. Boston and for sale by Druggists generally
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

OCAVnHh, Aothi Aoths "h" .St"t 800,
And if the weather be unfavorable, will extend the
same to the 18th and 10th.
They offer PREMIUMS
Amounting to over $4,000,
For TRIALS OF Sized, Horses, Cattle, Sheep, &C.,
the products of the Farm, Gardenand Dairy &c, &c.
In the LADIES' DEPARTMENT., over 800 pre-
miums, in articles of Silver Ware, are offered.
The society desire to make this, pre-eminenty a
PENINSULAR EXHIBITION, embracing Delaware
and the Eastern Shores of Maryland, and virginia.
cordially invited TO become exhibitors. and TO unite
with the Society in their efforts to make the Exhibi
ton success The privileges in all respects,
will be extended to them as to residents OF New
Castle Co.
The Agricultural Societies in the adjoining Conn.
ties of Pennsylvania, have recently held their Fall
Exhibitions. All have been attended with the great
est success and there is reason why the citizens
Of this Peninsula should not untetn producing Elk
hibtions that would equal any Of them.
zADoCK TOWNSEND, President.
Dr. R. McCABE, Secretary.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

CAR THIEF CAuGIlr--'rhc Delaware railroad
has been considerably annoyed for some time by
small tllcfts committed Mt Salisbury Monday
G. H. Cheeseman was caught stealing goods from
a car at that place, and arrested. He was COM
mitted 10 Princess Anne Jail. Chccseman has
been employed on the road with grayeland con-
structiOn train.