Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-19

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in year.
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e have an immoral influence on the mind.
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the Police Matters-The following cases hav'
ofl been disposed OF by Mayor Valentine:
80; Some seven or eight citizens were hne'
nu five dollars each and costs for not registering
uer- their dogs.
eek. Henry Brown, colored, by officer Wingate
eor for larceny of one pair Of boots, valued a
MI $40, the property Of E. G. Alexander. Hell
ne in 5000 bail to appear at the Court OF Genera
Sessions.
Life William Harris, by officer Sheppard, fc
a in drunkenness Fined 90 cents and costs.
Amanda Archer, by officer Hyatt, &c
keeping q house OF i'll fame. Fined $SO an
new costs.
been John L. Smith, colored, by officer VIII
the gate, Tor larceny OF boots shoes, harness an
,,rns other articles the property of l.. w Stidhan
u 10 10 Held in 1900 bail to answer at the Court
Will General sessions
0 far Charles Sharp, by officer Baylis, Il
not drunkenness Fined so cents and costs.
Henry Brown, Clinton Graves, Edwa
es y, Sanders, Joshua Campbell all colored, +
eiyed burglary. After several hearings they we
and committed to jail in default of $500 bail eac
nnro. James Green, boy, for larceny OF VIM
Reprimanded and discharged.
lax Michael McGery, by officer Heal, for bu
which ing stolen goods. Refusing to deliver up I
never same when demanded, he was held to b
horId in $500 to answer at the Court of Gene
49,. Sessions.
there Andrew Jerrold, by officer Hodges,
ses of larceny of six dollars, the property OF v
lie i'm. cent Duffy. Not guilty Discharged.
marty Charles Sharp and Adeline Sharp, by
dollar ficers Dougherty and Hodges, for vagran
ld ap. Discharged on promise TO leave the cit!
nssSs %' FneS SO 0 os1ts and COSTS
Frederick Ginger, by officer Jones,
drunkenness. Fiued so cents and costs.
Anna Hewes, by officer Heritage, for
Iatters. orderly conduct. Fined 80 cents and co
!, E wnS Cecil County Mansrs.-we copy the
!, tbia lowing items from the Elkton Wing
i haan Saturday,
!, Jied Mr. j. s. Rossell has sold his store no
y; oient on Maine Street, Elkton, to w M. u San
IN vas county, Pa, for $4,000. Tho Messrs; ]
,inht propose converting 1t into boot and {
,htSra factory, which business they will con
'neie- on an extensive scale. Mr.. Rossell int
E della erecting, early in the Spring a Ma
ia citv House, adjoining the store sold to the Me
IN ;naf Ross
I'll mt The coloyed Protestant Methodists, of
, CANAL town, are buildings new frame churcl
4 tbeir their lot opposite the tan yard, on the
showis road Since the burning of their chur
neonIe mile from town, about aeventeen years
,eather they have worshipped IN rented pun
during in Water Street. A part of the new et
) will be used as a school house.
Daniel Bratton, Real Estate Agent,
y an ad- last week, part OF the farm OF Ca
Iarner's Henry Bennett, deceased, containing
m FRO acres, lying near Elkton, TO John " ne
It's trips Philadelphia, for 5000.
a great A revival of considerable interest is
srchants in progress in the M. e. Church, at 9
freight peake city. number have protested
erY day, version, and nightly the altar is GRO
,nsignee with penitents.
ken for "a man about town." who some
without prides himself on his knowledge oil
a. This population, has taken census-matrim
y sail or of the town, and has handed US the
ontrol OF thereof. He assures us that it may be
and has upon as quite correct;
putation Married couples, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
business Manageable Young Gentlemen,....
to keep 4" " Ladies' .........
mes h,,, and Gentlemen supposed to be engaged
manded, Gentlemen who want to be engaged,
70 places Ladies' ="
lers, and Old Baehelors,
eight de- Maids,
ses. We Widowers. Observation-Disclosures.
ked and Widows
preciated In our death column, this week, we
that the the demise of the Tax Collector of u
that sue district of this county, Mr.. George N
y merits. whose death was sudden. Mr.. Johl
its many Cleary has been appointed TO fill the va
resumed occasioned by the death of Mr.. Mulle
freight at
The Paris EspositiOa..--The New
. . ..o,. correspondent OF the Philadelphia In
= you ili says:-Messrs. Jaffray have prepare
VIC couiu are now exhibiting NJ their STORE a