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OSCEOLA
OSC r OIL A.
The Fastest Trotting Stallion in the
State.
VIII stand for mares at the stable Of the undersigned
ON THE HARE'S CORNER ROAD
TWO MILES FROM WILMINGTON, DEL.

TERMS.
r. $50 to insure mare with foal, to be paid on
Z10r b. fore January LIST 800 for the season, half
at the time Of service and the remainder within the
season. $40 for single service, payable at the time
OF services 80 cents to the groom. Persons parting
OSCEOLA
Was foaed on the oath day of May 1857 can rot in
side OF $40. He Is beautiful dapped brown, almost
black with one white forefoot the only white him
height 15h hands-weight 1880 pounds. He Is com.
arm and lon and is perfectly square trotter. He is
OF stock which for endurance and speed has never
been excelled In this country being descendant Of
Black Hawk, Sir Archie, Trafalgar, Bashaw and Mes
senger.
PEDIGREE: Sire-Morgan Black Hawk: he BY
the old Hill Black Hawk, out of Messenger and
Morgan Mare. The Hill Black Hawk was by Sherman
Morgan; he by the Justin Morgan.
LIST Dam Fancy by Black Dick; he by Gheens tho
rough bred running horse, Honest John; he by DIR.
sex, who stood at Bat for 800 the season; he by Sir
Charles, and he by Sir Archie Black Dicks
dam was by Brown Trafalgar; granddam by King
William, who sold April 4th, 1s1i to Captain
Caro- of Virginia for 1900.
Cd dam, Sail, by Black Prince, who was ont of the
rotting mare Fair Queen, who troted at Toronto in
2.33. His sire horse imported into Canada from
England by an officer of the 69th British Regiment.
Sd dam, Fanny, by the Findley jackson, out Of a
Messenger Mare he by Young Bashaw; he by the
son was half brother to the noted trotting stallion
Andrew jackson, the G. G. Sire of Geo. NJ Patchen.
4th dam, Sail, out Of a Paymaster mare of great
speed and endurance owned by Amor Garrett, of
to Manuel Eyre, who bred her to the Findey Jackson
~ Mares from distance will be we'll provided
for, with pasture otherwise All accidents at the
owners risk. GEO. G. LOBDELL, Proprietor.
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Communicated ]
ORuTEARY.

The late Joshua Pussy Smith, was born in New
Garden, Chester County, Pa, In February 1919.
Pussy, and during many years of his life was reeu
lar atender of the meetings Of the Society Of Friends
and always manifested much kind feeling towards
th.m.
The same years he was engaged in farming, and
was highly respected by his neighbours
was greatly beloved by his family; kind and afiec-
tOnate Father and Husband; gentlemanly and polite
to all courteous people around him; possessing many
good and noble traits OF character, and had many
true friends who were greatly concerned for his wei
fare. Satan In the form of woman beguiled him,
and through her most horrible Vaccinations, he came
to dreadful and untmely end. Stricken down by
the hapd of The assassin In cOwardy and trcacher-
Gus manner just at time when his children most
need his assistance and care.
Oh may our most just and merciful God, guard,
guide AID protect the fatheress children and heart
stricken Mother as they mourn their murdered Fatk-
er, and may their constant prayer to their heavenly
Father, be LEAD us not into temptation, but deliver
MS from evil" Il. d. W.
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the costs. Geo. Keller falling to hive Eliza Dun
bar before the court to answer to the complaint Of
Sarah A. Clark his recognizancs ras forfeited
State Us. Henry Brown and Clinton Graves
charged with breaking into tho auction store of
VIM, Graves and stealing lot of clothing. ver-
diet guilty to Clinton Graves and not guilty as
to Henry Brown.
State ~. Isaac Dennis (negro) arraigned for
the larceny Of eight dunghll fowls, the property
of Manlove Davis, of St. Georges Hundred
Plead guilty to the charge
State rs. John Pierce (negro) charged with
misdemcanor in carrying away lot of rails from
the fence of Samuel Otterson, in st. Georges
Hundred. Verdict guilty.
State Us. Abjah Biddle, the defendants name
being called and failing to answer his recogni-
zancc was declared forfeited.
| The recognzanccs of John Gould and David
Virtue were discharged and the prosecutors or
dercd to pay the cost.
John Pierce convicted for misdemeanor in
carrying a raid from the fence of Samuel Otterson
was sentenced to pay fine of $40 and costs.
Isaac Dennis for stealing eight Dunghill fowls,
the property of Manlove Davis, was sentenced to
s16 restitution, to receive 20 ashes to be mpri-
soned months, and to wear Il convicts Jacket
months.
Henry Brown convicted of breaking into and
robbing the stores Of H. +. Jaqtiot, E. s. r. But
Ter, and e. O. Alexander, was sentenced to pay to
the parties S740.7o restitution, to pay the costs,
TO stand in the pillory 40 minutes, to receive 40
ashes and to be imprisoned years.
Clayton Graves convicted of the same offence
| as Henry Brown, and also of breaking into the
auction store of VIM. Graves, was sentenced to
pay to the parties S77s.70 retribution, to pay the
costs, to stand in the pillory 60 minutes, to be
whipped with 60 lashes and to be imprisoned -
| years.
| Edward Saunders convicted of the same offence
with which Clinton Graves is charged, and also OF
breaking into the store of E. C. Alexander Sec
ond time, was sentenced to pay to the parties
Ss2Gfo restitution, to pay the costs, to stand in
the pillory 60 minutes to receive 60 lashcs, and
| to be imprisoned 10 years.
| State rs. Thomas Curlett, charged with COM
hitting "A, assault and battery on Moses Rash in
Nebekcrs lager beer saloon, on the 18th day OF
December last. The charge was clearly proven
| on the part of the State, by Mr.. Rash and VIM.
| Hill while George H. Leach and Alfred Windle
swore positively that Rash committed the first
assault, but the witnesses for the for the defence
being so much under the influence Of intoxica-
ton their testimony was discredited. Verdict,
guilty, and sentenced to paya fine of $50 and
costs.
| State u.s. Mary j. Kitchens, charged with the
larceny of 300, the property of Absalom Brown.
Defendant was arrested by officer Wingate below
Townsend station, and admitted to him that she
had taken the money, spent some of it, got
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WnMINGToS, May !, 1867.
WILMINGTON LEATHER MARKET.
Bush Clark & Co.'s Circular, for May 1st,
says -
Considerable activity has prevailed in the Shoe
trade during the past month, which now, that the
season ofpreparation ofheavy work for Fall trade
Is almost at hand, is extending to the Morocco
Manufacturers, and prices are very firm. The re-
cent heavy advance ia light slaughter leather,
from which substitutes for Goat stock have been
made, will so increase the price as to have ten
dency to throw it out of the market, and induce
much larger consumption of Goat.
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rhe Fire Dep.rt.uent

T,v w aarr~arox Espv To Thts Cnmno,y
,sst ts c,tv A an early bour nj. mor,,ng tart.
inc on their excursion to Norfolk and R,chmord.
They turn out 68 members fully euuipped and
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de,nb,a They have s.rt th.,r s,s,n,or rn~v.rd
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with : b,rS,orno s,,v.r r r,a, rornss s.o,o III
orlando T., p,,,,ao,rh,. M. ,u,,-ru,.v,. IVA a.
.,on.n, roso,ooa 49, T., ,n,',.,, =, .as ss,"..a
-, aono -,
oonhAcIioS'-ln our account Oh the hre when
ae''royea vessup moore ; miiis we only MADE
'nen.on Vi Tue WAFER m"cn steam rire Engine
a. oeng on inc ground. From conversation
WIN person VINO was there we derived the I'M
preston shat sue was the only engine out there
ou' we are informed mat this was not correct as
inc ra'hc nose oo''and 'hs Friendship DeiAware
ana fh@nix Engine Companies were also on the
ground and In service, having been hauled out
oy horses. VI course our omission TO mention
their names was mistake, which we regret, but
IL Is one OF 'hose winch cannot always be avoid
ca, as we nave 70 depend OH such information as
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SALES OF LAND IN TALBOT County, Mn. -
Mr.. Edward Convey has sold his farm in Bay Hun
dred district of this county, to Col Bingham, of
Washington, for s37, 900 in gold, or about si5-
600 in currency. There are over 800 acres in the
tract Mr.. S. II. Aldridge has sold the portion of
the Rich Neck estate known as Tilghman's
Point" containing 200 acres, to Mr.. Barron, of
Elmira, New York, for about s11,OOO.-St NJ
chueTs Ton,ef
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09

RAILROAD AccIDKsr.-The Port Deposit &c
commodation train on the p W .d B. Railroad met
with an accident Tuesday morning at Bush river
on account of a switch being left open. The en-
CINE and two cars ran off the track No person
was hurt, and the damage was not very great !;
but the accident detains this mornings wsy-mail
Tor about three hours. This is the train which
connects with the Delaware Railroad train to
carry passengers up TO Philadelphia. Neither
they or the Wilmington passengers, however,
were put to any Inconvenience on account of the
delay, rs special train was promptly put on and
run to Philadelphia.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09

PHILADELPHIA, May s.-Four quiet; extra
family S13@1475; fancy S15@17.5O Brandy
wine corn meal 1925.
Wheat firm; good red 53.250s3.35; white e3.-
90; rye S1.7O@1.73; corn scarce, yellow $780,
Western 81 80; oats soc.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09

PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-Cattlc in good de-
mand 1850 head sold at 171z@1s15c for extra,
19c for choice, 16i9@l7 for fair to good, and 1S@
1G for common.
Sheep eight thousand head sold at 7css1 &c for
clipped.
Hogs, higher; 25OO sold at 10@11I nett.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09

TRIP TO SwARrIIMoRE.-The managers In
charge Of the erection of the large College for
the youth of the Society of Friends at Swarth-
more, Delaware County, have issued tickets for
an excursion, on the 10th inst, to view the
grounds and inspect the progress of the building.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09

THE w. AND r. r. R,-The board of Dircc-
tors of this road met at Philadelphia on Tuesday.
They transacted but little business of interest to
the public except that they fully endorsed the
plan already annouced, of leaving the exact route
into Wilmington open to be determined by con-
siderations we have already mentioned. They
determined, however, to have their engineers sur
vey at the earliest practicable time all the feasible
routes into the city,so as to be prepared 10 adopt
the route and terminus most advantageous to the
company's interests.
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LOCAL NEWS.


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Gsaths

R0BINSON-Died in Philadelphia, Sun day morning,
9Th inst Jacob +. Robinson, in the 18th year OF
his age.
WENTZ-In this city, May LIST, Mrs. Eve Wentz, In
the roth year Of her age.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09

KINDLY MENrioN.-lhe Smyrna Times kindly
says =" The Wilmington Duly Commercial, the
only daily our State can boast of, has all the ap.
pearances of prosperity and happiness. 1t de.
serves both ut the hands Of the people,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09

U. g. DIsTRIcr CoURT--Jadge HaH-The court
rcassembled at 1890 o'clock, Fridry morning.
In the case of the U. 8. RS. Poulson for forgery
the exceptions filed motion in arrest of judy
ment by his counsel, were sustained by Judge
Hall. On tho second exception, to wit THAT
| the act of March 2, 1882, under which the In-
di,tment was drawn related only to cases OF
forgery with intent to defraud the United States
and not an individual, and that therefore the
prisoner could not be convicted of forgery.
In the case Of the U. g. rs. Poulson for perjury
| the exceptions were overruled and the prisoner
sentenced to tive years and six months imprison-
ment at hard labor and to pay fine of $780,
U. 8. DISTRICT CouRT--Judge HaH.-The
Court reasscmbled at 4 o'clock p. M. In the
| case of U. 3. Us. Hayes on the motion of Mr..
Nields for an arrest of Judgment, the Court re-
fused to grant the motion and proceeded to SEN
tence the prisoner
The sentence was that the prisoner pay fine
Of $1,000 and the costs of prosecution.
KENT County CouRT PRocEEDrxas.-In the
Superior Court the following cases were tried and
| argued;-
TRIALS AND ARGUMENTS.
W. F. and I. D. Culbreth Us. the P. w. & B..
r. r. Company. Verdict for plaintiff with dam
ages to the amount of $177.
Lukens Pearcc and Joseph M. Chambers ~.
Edward j. Carter. Verdict for the plaintiffs with
damages to the amount of $780,
Joab Fox ~. Henry Stouts, administrator.
Verdict for defendant with six cents and costs
ARGUMENTS
Robert II. Lond Us. David 7. Richards. Judg-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Philadelphia Treas
ure of the Southern Famine Relief Fund acknowl-
edges the following receipts. =
st. Peters Church, Smyrna 5000. A. G.
Rowland, New Castle $4,000.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09

when our city fathers, at the suggestion of the
roiice Committee, some time in january post
pohed the further consideration of the subject of
uhiiormng the police until the first regular meet
ing IN May, we thought they were taking cousid-
cradle time to consider a matter which to us
seemed so clear that IL required but little consd-
GRAFTON, but rs they certainly knew better than
VIC did' the length of time required by them 10
1.-two NJ conclusion, we said nothing abou,
such postponement.
but the appointed time has almost arrived. and
on next Thursday evening the subject will again
come before Council The members have GER
'a'niy mad ample time to consider the matter. md
we sincerely hope that they will act promptlv
anu nteliigently In the matter, and give ma n
uniformed police force.
we snail not recapitulate the arguments in fa-
Vor OF such uniforming, as thus far all the arm.
.nen's nave peen In favor of uniform, and we
.An h"raiy conceive OF an argument which can
W successfully urged against It, Meanwhile we
are In this respect behind the age, and we notice
"iat even our neIghboring city of Chester. has n
uniformed police force.
By the way, Council has adopted two renorts
OF the Police Committee recommending the an
A
and Second wards whnn Az H ,'l IN 'hs FIRST
pass IN ordinance carrv;rr suo,, .'. .nsena ~
effect2
Tyv n Ic----.-
crowd ,s... :. SoAfASfs sALE.-Quite large
''o"1 were out on the property to attend this
apsa 10 : a., t' however, seemed to be con-
t,ms M fl. a.. ~, No. ! hung nre for some
anal, Ma. =, 400 Da, so'ooo' but finally rose by
a w.s Sno.,.S ~ :, so0 eacn ana even s25, until
se SyS rs,. ~ uo"n 70 mr. II. +. Pickels, at
s,on , .rsa,. ~ ,oa'A'u, ''e oia 'eflres man
M p,oro'a ''. I' aweinng pui't OIL stone and
M ~. f. T.. qas, bargain.
s,o io' auloining tne above,was Knocked
- si ricAeis lot S9oo.
rh,s i. was pousu' oy hienard Rowe for s525.
NJ. :. 'niai' io' iy'ng on tenth street, between
w.. 'Mee' Ana na',roaa Avenue.
.os no, a'wnich IS fne large one with front
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09

BUSINESS CHANeE.--A change has taken place
in the firm of Pickles, Weaver g. Co., Mr.. II. P.
Weaver Withdrawing, and the firm becoming H.
Pickles e. Brother They carry on the Stove and
House Furnishing business at No. z and East
Fourth street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09

Real ESTATE SALEs.-M.M. Child, Real Estate
Agent has sold three-story brick dwelling cor
ner Fifth and Jefferson streets, for James Clark,
to DR.. Hoey.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09

PERsoSAL.-Mr. Nolen, formerly of this city,
now attached to the Philadelphia Inquirer was in
this city on Sunday, and told the readers of that
paper something about our city, yesterday.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09
P A N T l N G
& NJ. EOGG

S. N. FOG G.,
House, Sign and Ship Painter.
Has removed to so3 SIMPLIFY STREET, Whining
ton, Del, where he will continue the business in all
its brancehs.
Grateful for past avors he still solicits contnu-
ance OF public patronage. may9-3m
ts- kESIDENCE-No 110i West Street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09

who was injured last Thursday, by bank of
earth falling on him at West Wilmington, diod on
Monday from the injuries received by this acct
dent. He leaves wife and two or three children.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09

ArPoINTMENT.-Governor salisbury has ap.
pointed William NJ. Torbert, ESQ.,, Notary Public,
for the Farmers Bank, in this city, vice A. G.
Robinson, ESQ.,, resigned.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09

CONFERENCE.-The camp-meeting commit
tee of Kent Circuit NJ. e. Church have decided
to hold cnmp-meeting, commencing on Friday,
July 9Th, In Bakers woods, Kent county, Md.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09

THE HOLLYWOOD FAIR.-The ladies in change
of the rebel Hollywood Fair, at Richmond, Va,
acknowledge the receipt of boxes of fancy articles
from Mrs. Benz G. Howard, Mrs. F. Won Kaptf,
Mrs. Payton Hartman, Mrs. 8. G. Wynnc, Mrs.
Gen. John Pegram and Mrs. NJ. X. Allison, all of
Baltimore, two boxes of fancy articles from Miss
Emely Read, of New CASTLE Delaware.
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r. o. Department.
Letter Carriers Gree Delivery Report for March,


Letters addressed to Street and Number Of the
house. will be delivered accordingly free Of charge.
Collections from Street Letter Boxes are also free
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09

THE DELAWARE STOVE DEPOT
& Az.
House Furnishing Store.
mo 7 d East Fourth Ssrset.)
Is the place where You can hnd the fsr-famsd and
Justly celebrated
MAGEE COOKING RANGES,
Which are not only equal to, but far ahead of any
other in the market. Also the
MAaEE HEATERS COOKING and
PARLoR STOVES,
And large variety OF other Stoves.
Tin and sheet Iron Roofing, cuttesinx
A large and well selected stock Of Knives and
Britannia Ware, Tin and tapanned Ware, Tubs Buck
cts, Oil Cloths &C., &C.
rg- Factory and Vessel wsrk to order
H. F. PICKLES & BRO.
JOHN w. THOMAS
Nos. 4oS a 4oy North Second street,
PHILADELPHIA
We invite attention to our large and handsome
stock Of new
SPRING and SUMNER GOODS,
SILKS,
Black, Plain and Fancy
Summer Poplins,
GREY GOODS for walking suits,
rLAIN and FIGURED PERcALRs,
PLAIN and FIGURED PRQUES
And every Variety Of
Dress Goods.
NEW SPRING COATS
NEW SPRING sHAwLS
LADIES CLOTHS,
MEN and BOYS WEAR,
HOSIERY,
LACEs and EMBRoIDEKIEs,
J0UPIN'S lat QUALITY KID GLOVES,
Together with full assortment Of
| LINENS, DAMAsK, TABLE LINENS, DOMESTIC
MUSLINS, &C., &c.
All of which will be sold at the lowest
| market rates. tnsr1s-Sm
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09

" dry april, ana wet May
Are always best for grass and hny."
Farmers seem likely to realize the above pro-
verb the present season, and if it proves to be a
wise one they will enjoy feast of fat things next
autumn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09
THE GARO1tA
ANTI-NERvoUs
SMOKING TOBACCO

The CHINGARoRA TOBACCO grows from the rich
soil of the "OkIENT" and is possessed of peculiar
y delicious flavor entirely unknown to the tobaccos of
all other climes. But It's unprecedented popularity
has sprung from the fact of the entire absence of that
deadly poison, N'cotin which permeaes every other
tobacco, and which Is the and sole cause of the
distressing nervous diseases, dyspepsia, &C., which
most invariably sooner or later, follow the indulgence
OF the pipe and cigar At the recent analyzatin of
tobacco from all parts of the world at the Academy
Sciences, in Paris, the renowned chemist, NJ LAM0Ui-
HAUx, declared that while European and American
bacco contained fully eight per cent, and the purest
Havana tobacco from two to five per cent. of hicotil
| the CHlNGARORA did not contain one disceverab e
| iructed, will destroy life.
Our Agent at BE MBAY has shipped us large guam
titles Of the CHINGAR0RA during the past two years.
and although We have been pressed to supply the
mand for this delicious luxury to the veteran smoker
yet we are now prepared to offer II In unlimited guam
titles, at price much lower than american to-
bacco Of a far inferior quality.
A connoisseur has but TO smoke the American to-
bacco and cigars which are invariably chemically fla
vored to be disguised with the medicinal taste which
leaves nause0us, unhealthy coating in the mouth
and in time seldom fails to shatter the Nervous system
The natives of the "ORIENT" smoke the CHIN
GARUkA from morn till night from youth to age and
arc happily unconscious Of the wild distressing fire
which through the veins of the inhaler Of the
fumes OF tobacco containing Nfc0tin
We invite every lover OF the weed to try the CHIN
delicious flavor
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-09

r, mr., ~, = e. -, !,
DNipENps.-lhe BANK Oh smyrna mas de-
clared dividend of eight per cent. out of the
profits of the last six months. PAYABLE on de-
mond
''',,,u
The National Bank of Delaware has declared a
dividend of twelve dollars per share, being six
ncr cent for the last s;x montbs pov,b,o m NJ.
70 .,," ,o.,' W ~ nls, I"y"ov VI "
ai'er 'ie iulh INST IL mas also declared an extra
dividend Of eight dollars per share, payable at
the same time
M. na,a,,....,, MA. r.,u.... @,......,,-
ihc Den'"ure rire ihsurahce company has uc-
clared dividend of five per cent. for the last six
months, clear of government tax, payable on and
after the 1Otb inst
$50 -S.,------
THE EASTERN SHORE r. R.-Relutiyo to the
negotiotions nepdipo for nm orropoomo,, ho,,voor
n,s NJ 4 r r, va " =, Wv
'he r., W. ". d. ROAD ana the Eastern shore
Road, from Delaware to Crisfield, the Princess
Anne Herald of Nav 7 saws.
Tta n,.oo,,,r, 80 ,,,o r..,a... o,.a Dill p..a
ine directors D ol lhe eastern Shore h'li ROAD